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This limitation does not apply when external CATS configuration files are used to run CATS in catsr.
## Configuration parameter naming scheme
CATS configuration files are (INI files)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INI_file]. INI files are human readable text files, structured into sections, which contain key-value pairs. They can be e.g. read and modified with the [ini package](https://cran.r-project.org/package=ini).
CATS configuration files are [INI files](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/INI_file). INI files are human readable text files, structured into sections, which contain key-value pairs. They can be e.g. read and modified with the [ini package](https://cran.r-project.org/package=ini). For a specification of the CATS configuration file format and a full list of available configuration parameters see the [CATS manual, sections Configuration files and Configuration parameters](https://cats.univie.ac.at/docs/cats-manual.pdf).
The name of a configuration parameter in catsr is in the form of ```section.key_name```, which would correspond
to this entry in a configuration file
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interpolation interval = 10
```
For a full list of available configuration parameters see the [CATS manual, sections Configuration files and Configuration parameters](https://cats.univie.ac.at/docs/cats-manual.pdf).
## Running a CATS simulation
Before you can run CATS, it needs to be installed first.
