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‎Reasons for Creating Multiple webCoRE Instances:

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‎How to Create and Setup Another webCoRE Instance:

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-This section goes over how to create multiple instances of webCoRE and the purpose of having multiple webCoRE instances.   If you are using Global Variables, make sure you are using @@ instead of @ if a global variable will be used across multiple instances of webCoRE.
+This section goes over how to create multiple instances of webCoRE and the purpose of having multiple webCoRE instances.
 == Reasons for Creating Multiple webCoRE Instances: ==
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 . It'll display the names you gave both of your webCoRE instances on that section like that screenshot shows above.
-. Once multiple instances are registered in your webCoRE dashboard, a new "Move Pistons" option will now be available on left side of your dashboard.   This option hasn't been implemented yet.  The only way to move a piston to another instance of webCoRE is adding a piston like you normally do ("Add a new pistion" option on left) then use the "Create a duplicate piston" option.    Make sure you are on the instance of webCoRE that you want to add a piston to before you do that part.
+. Once multiple instances are registered in your webCoRE dashboard, a new "Move Pistons" option will now be available on left side of your dashboard.   This option hasn't been implemented yet so it will not work.  The only way to move a piston to another instance of webCoRE is adding a piston like you normally do ("Add a new pistion" option on left) then use the "Create a duplicate piston" option.    Make sure you are on the instance of webCoRE that you want to add a piston to before you do that part.

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	== Reasons for Creating Multiple webCoRE Instances: ==		== Reasons for Creating Multiple webCoRE Instances: ==

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	== Reasons for Creating Multiple webCoRE Instances: ==		== Reasons for Creating Multiple webCoRE Instances: ==

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 * Test new pistons out without affecting your normal webCoRE instances.   You can use virtual devices to accomplish this without having to test with your actual devices.
 * Split up the memory usage for webCoRE if you have a lot of pistons.
-* Recommended if using a lot of Piston Tiles if you want to display the status of devices, modes, statuses, information, etc.
+* Recommended to move all of your piston tiles that's setup if you're using a lot of them.  Piston tiles can display the status of devices, modes, statuses, information, etc.
 == How to Create and Setup Another webCoRE Instance: ==

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 . Click on options on the top-right / Register another instance:
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 . Now another webCoRE instance will be registered on your dashboard. Switching between the multiple instances can be done by clicking on this section that is on top-left on your dashboard:
 [[File:Another_Instance_webCoRE.png]]

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−	~~To-Do~~	+	This section goes over how to create multiple instances of webCoRE.

		+	== Reasons for Creating Multiple webCoRE Instances: ==
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		+	* Test new pistons out without affecting your normal webCoRE instances. You can use virtual devices to accomplish this without having to test with your actual devices.
		+	* Split up the memory usage for webCoRE if you have a lot of pistons.
		+	* Recommended if using a lot of Piston Tiles if you want to display the status of devices, modes, statuses, information, etc.
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		+	== How to Create and Setup Another webCoRE Instance: ==
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		+	1. Add webCoRE Smartapp again like you did when you first installed it, follow this section of the Wiki on how to do so:
		+	https://wiki.webcore.co/#Installing_webCoRE_2
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		+	2. Once another instance is added, it's recommended to renaming all of the webCoRE instances that you have created so you know which one is which.
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		+	3. After renaming all of the webCoRE instances, log into the dashboard using the dashboard.webcore.co site. Follow this section if you need help with logging into the dashboard: https://wiki.webcore.co/#Using_webCoRE_from_another_browser
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		+	4. Click on options on the top-right / Register another instance:
		+	[[File:Register Another Instance.png]]
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		+	5. Dashboard site will now ask for a code, follow instructions here to get a code to register the second instance in the webCoRE dashboard: https://wiki.webcore.co/#Using_webCoRE_from_another_browser
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		+	6. Now another webCoRE instance will be registered on your dashboard. Switching between the multiple instances can be done by clicking on this section that is on top-left on your dashboard:
	[[File:Another_Instance_webCoRE.png]]		[[File:Another_Instance_webCoRE.png]]
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		+	7. It'll display the names you gave both of your webCoRE instances on that section like that screenshot shows above.
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		+	8. Once multiple instances are registered in your webCoRE dashboard, a new "Move Pistons" option will now be available on left side of your dashboard. This option hasn't been implemented yet. The only way to move a piston to another instance of webCoRE is adding a piston like you normally do ("Add a new pistion" option on left) then use the "Create a duplicate piston" option. Make sure you are on the instance of webCoRE that you want to add a piston to before you do that part.