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## Tool single execution
The tool can be executed from the console directly if all paths are set. The following will happen:
-[Console output](#console-output)
-[Generation of reports and plots](#reporting)
-[Writing output to aircraft exchange file](#acxml)
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### Reporting {#reporting}
In the following, a short overview is given on the generated reports:
- A `fuselage_design.log` file is written within the directory of the executable
- Depending on your settings, the following output is generated and saved in the `reporting` folder, located in the directory of the aircraft exchange file:
- an HTML report in the `report_html` folder (not implemented yet)
- an HTML report in the `report_html` folder
- a TeX report in the `report_tex` folder (not implemented yet)
- an XML file with additional output data in the `report_xml` folder
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<sup>*</sup> Node has been shortened. It contains sub-nodes with information on the mass, inertia, and center of gravity.
### Write geometry data to .json file {#geometry-data}
The calculated geometry data is written to the `fuselage_design_ellipses.json` file and can then be used if the `use_existing_geometry` flag is set to `true`.