<t>If your installation procedure failed and you plan to arrange OpenSim on your operating system again, please be sure that your system is innocent/virgin. <br/> To be on the safe side follow the next steps for building an untouched system.<br/> DELETE...<br/> … the folder “.opensim” (work director...

<t>Yes, I think so. <br/> Look at point "Some things to be aware of"... There WinVista is mentioned... because of the Program Files directory (C:\Program Files) and the problems with an 64bit computer... So you have to follow all the steps. I did it on every system and every thing is fine.<br/> <br/...

<r>Hi Joana,<br/> <br/> sounds like you're using Win7, am I right?<br/> There're some changes in the "opensim.conf" you have to do. Download the pdf below and follow the instructions:<br/> <br/> <URL url="https://simtk.org/frs/download.php?file_id=2291">https://simtk.org/frs/download.php?file_id=229...

Yes, that's one way to solve too!

-Matthias-

<r>Hi Simone,<br/> <br/> the problem is caused by the current system language you are using. So you have to run OpenSim in English and change the "opensim.conf" for this... Further information you can find on the following thread:<br/> <URL url="https://simtk.org/forum/message.php?msg_id=5418">https...

<t>Hey Casey,<br/> <br/> I also want to run inverse dynamics from commandline, but I think there's no "C:\OpenSim2.2\bin\id.exe" to directly run the tool. And so no way to execute it from commandline. I'm I right?<br/> <br/> I use the same code you did and get the same error...<br/> <br/> Maybe anyb...

<r>Hi Sam,<br/> <br/> thanks for your answer.<br/> I think now it seems to be more realistic if I change the static weights of the coordinates (ankle_angle_l/r).<br/> But I still have a question about the settings of the marker weights:<br/> <br/> -I create measurement based scale factors (Screen sh...

<t>I think you need an .mot or .sto-file (results from IK) for input in the ID-tool and another .mot or .sto-file for the kinematics of the external loads. The most reason in my runs of the ID-tool with crashes was that all the files wasn't in the same directory or pointed to the wrong path/name of ...

<t>More detailed description:<br/> <br/> lateral GRF ==> recorded for both legs in ONE value (GRFz)<br/> horizontal GRF ==> recorded for both legs in ONE value (GRFx)<br/> vertical GRF ==> recorded for both legs in SEPARATE values (GRFy_L + GRFy_R)<br/> <br/> Hope this makes it clearlier.<br/> <br/>...

<t>Hi at all,<br/> <br/> I have some collected force data (GRF) for hopping, but only the value for both leg together (not recorded for the left and right leg).<br/> Is there an option to attend this while an Inverse Dynamic in OpenSim. I have separate CoP (calculated) for the left and right foot bu...