SimTK: OpenSim: [#1363] Positioning Markers

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Date:
2010-09-21 17:01

Priority:
3

State:
Open

Submitted by:
Sam Hamner (samner)

Assigned to:
Ayman Habib (aymanh)

Summary:
Positioning Markers

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When positioning some markers using the GUI, the markers move very slowly. For example, I may move my mouse completely across the screen, and the marker will only move the tiniest little bit, and doesn't follow my cursor. But it doesn't happen for all markers, so I am not sure how to reproduce it. For me, it happens with the attached model when I try to move the marker named CLAV (i.e., clavicle marker).
When positioning some markers using the GUI, the markers move very slowly. For example, I may move my mouse completely across the screen, and the marker will only move the tiniest little bit, and doesn't follow my cursor. But it doesn't happen for all markers, so I am not sure how to reproduce it. For me, it happens with the attached model when I try to move the marker named CLAV (i.e., clavicle marker).

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Date: 2012-03-28 19:55 Sender: Jennifer Hicks Hi Sam, I'm working on cleaning up and organizing the bug list. Is this still an issue? Thanks, Jen
Date: 2010-09-21 17:04 Sender: Sam Hamner OK, a little more info. If I use the hotkeys 'X' or 'Y' or 'Z' after I select the marker, I am able to move it easily (as expected). But if I slightly reposition the view, the marker is hard to move again.

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980 KiB	FullBodyModel_Hamner2010_HPL_MarkerSet.osim	2010-09-21 17:02	samner	FullBodyModel_Hamner2010_HPL_MarkerSet.osim

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File Added	333: FullBodyModel_Hamner2010_HPL_MarkerSet.osim	2010-09-21 17:02	samner

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