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by Anthony Santago
Wed Oct 31, 2012 12:19 pm
Forum: OpenSim
Topic: Using import org.opensim.modeling.*
Replies: 9
Views: 2951

Re: Using import org.opensim.modeling.*

Matlab was having trouble accessing the C: drive because of my Windows 7 User Account Control Settings. Basically, Matlab needed administrator permission to access the C: drive and was incapable was asking for permission for whatever reason. If you have performed all of the instructions and are stil...
by Anthony Santago
Tue Oct 30, 2012 6:22 am
Forum: OpenSim
Topic: Using import org.opensim.modeling.*
Replies: 9
Views: 2951

Re: Using import org.opensim.modeling.*

Ayman

Thank you for your response. I had to reinstall OpenSim in addition to altering my windows settings. I had to change my settings so that windows did not query me to ask whether or not software could access the C: drive. Thank you for your help. I'm currently using Matlab 2012b.
by Anthony Santago
Sun Oct 28, 2012 2:26 pm
Forum: OpenSim
Topic: Using import org.opensim.modeling.*
Replies: 9
Views: 2951

Re: Using import org.opensim.modeling.*

Thank you for your reply. I added the exact lines below "C:\OpenSim 3.0\opensim\modules\org-opensim-modeling.jar" to the classpath.txt "C:\Opensim3.0\bin" to librarypath.txt "C:\Opensim3.0\bin" to the pathdef file when I tried to run the following code model = org.opensim.modeling.Model(); I receive...
by Anthony Santago
Thu Oct 11, 2012 7:19 am
Forum: OpenSim
Topic: Using import org.opensim.modeling.*
Replies: 9
Views: 2951

Using import org.opensim.modeling.*

I'm attempting to learn about the Matlab OpenSim interface from the OpenSim 3.0 beta and am having trouble developing a model instance. I believe that Matlab is not importing the org.opensim.modeling.* correctly. However, I wanted to make ensure that I was following the protocol correctly before con...
by Anthony Santago
Wed Aug 25, 2010 12:02 pm
Forum: OpenSim
Topic: Decimal Places = 20
Replies: 1
Views: 117

Decimal Places = 20

1) Why does OpenSim not use the IEEE 754 standard for decimal places. ie Why does it output 20 decimal places instead of 15 or 16?

2) Is it actually accurate up to this level of precision? Can it actually compute time stamp up to 20 decimal places correctly?