Bump. I'm trying to migrate everything to python 3 in the windows machine, OpenSIM is now the only blocker. Would you consider building the next beta releases with python 3 setup as a default, or a setup.py compatible with both python 2 and 3?

Looks like you're using Anaconda3 with python3. I believe the python bindings for windows still come for python2.

https://github.com/opensim-org/opensim-gui/issues/886

I found a really strange behaviour with IK in the new OpenSim 4.0 beta. It looks as if the new IKTool ignores the clamps in angles, giving invalid results. I attach as an example a clamped model, a .trc experimental markers file and their corresponding IKSetup.xml for the IKTool, for fast comparison...

Excelent! I'll give it a try. Thanks for your response!

Hi! Given an OpenSim 3.3 ModelVisualizer obtained by model.getVisualizer(), could I draw external markers on it?

Thanks for your guidance

Hi James! Thanks for your response. I should have been more specific with my question: I'm looking for something more in the lines of a variable that I can either pull or call from Python and feed to a scrollbar to track progress, without having to process stdoutput. Anything of the like?

Hi! Is there any way to keep track of the working progress of an AbstractTool or Tool (such as RRATool or IKTool) from within a Matlab/Python script?

Hi again Ayman! I'm doing a simple GUI in Python that plots some muscle lengths taken from a gait2392 model. Alongside this muscle lengths I plot some OpenSIM's joint angles against our gaitlab's joint angles. Usually, they match pretty good, which gives me confidence on said muscle lengths. However...

Hi! I was looking for a way to call OpenSIM's GUI from an external script. Something along the lines of: opensim64.exe --load-model MyModel.osim --load-motion walking.mot Is something like this included in OpenSIM 3.3? On a related question, is there any IPC method to do this with the application al...

I believe CMC is still done in one core, at least in Opensim 3.3. So speed before numbers there.