It is working well now thank you so much!!! If I may ask another question, I am only interested in the ground reaction forces, not joint torques. Can I easily remove a part of the code from example_kinetics.py to make it run faster? Right now, I've modified example_kinetics.py and it looks like this...

Do I have to make any change to this CMakeLists.txt file?

Sorry. Even after having installed VS with the C++ extension, and running the example_kinetics.py through the Anaconda prompt, I still have the same error.

Okay. So even after installing Anaconda with the C++ extension, I still ran through the same exact error than above!

Actually I just downloaded visual studio 2022 community version.
But, I still have the same error.
After downloading VS, should I run the code through the anaconda prompt or through VS?

No, I'm not running the code through visual studio. I installed Anaconda, and I'm running the code through the Anaconda command prompt.

Good afternoon,

I am trying to run the example_kinetics file on Windows, but I have the following CMake error that I don't understand how to solve. I followed the instructions of the README file on github. Could you help me resolve the problem please?

Thank you for your help!

Best,

Camille

Hey!

Just to make sure, I have the same issue, and there is no option to blur automatically the face of participants when recording the videos?

Best,

Camille

Thank you for your reply! There are two things I'm still confused with. First, what is the difference between the resultant GRF and the GRF .mot files? (see screenshot) Second, how can I export the .mot files into a csv file, the same way I'm doing it with the joint angles (GRF over time)? Thank you...

Oh, I am so sorry, I was indeed extracting and plotting the speeds...
Problem solved!
Thank you so much.