<t>May and all, <br/> <br/> I believe I got to the real bottom of the "space in the path" problem. The problem is specific to the list of files for Actuators. Since the list is written to the XML file space separated under the XML tag <actuator_set_files>, whenever a file has a space in the path e.g...

<t>Katerina and all,<br/> <br/> The GUI is supposed to create a settings (*_setup.xml) file. After that it's the exact same code executing either from the command line or the GUI. So, I'd like to separate the issues/crashes as either "GUI issues" if the file we end up with is bad (these are easy to ...

<t>Hi Christopher, <br/> <br/> Yes, the ordering you mentioned is correct.<br/> <br/> There isn't an easy way to visualize the axis but you can use the coordinate viewer to get a feel for where the rotation axis is. (As a hack, you can also make up two markers, compute their location so that they're...

<t>Hi Tim, <br/> <br/> It looks like the code treats files made up of states as a special case for efficiency reasons so other user objects can't be added to them. I'll look into fixing this but please go ahead and file a bug so that it doesn't fall thru the cracks and you get notified when it's fix...

<t>Hi Jon, <br/> <br/> It's great that you were able to run CMC and Forward to get muscle excitations. <br/> <br/> Forward runs in Open-loop (there's no feedback to tell the model to adjust if it's off its originally tracked motion). Arbitrary muscle excitations will definitely make for erratic mode...

<t>Hi Alessandra,<br/> <br/> The base segment is implied from the topology as a segment that's connected by a joint to the ground/world. You can rearrange your model (osim file) so a different segment is connected to ground/world, this will be your new base segment.<br/> <br/> Hope this helps,<br/> ...

<t>Dan, <br/> <br/> Yes, CMC applies these torques along with ground reaction forces. <br/> <br/> Typically, the first set corresponds to the ground reaction forces, torques, and center of pressure for the right foot, while the second set corresponds to the analogous data for the left foot.<br/> <br...

<t>Hi Dan, <br/> <br/> That's indeed the case. You can plot muscle lengths (and all other buit-in quantities) during a motion by picking the motion/time for X quantity, muscle-length for Y and the muscle(s) you care about for muscle-names.<br/> <br/> We will release a User's guide that will detail a...

<t>Dear Kazutaka, <br/> <br/> The only way to combine models as of now is to edit the XML files and manually merge corresponding XML elements (e.g. <ActuatorSet>, <DynamicsEngine>, ..) in both models. <br/> <br/> This is an error prone process, and we hope to address it in the near future..<br/> <br...

<t>Hi Christopher,<br/> <br/> When running IK (either for marker placement or for proper IK) you can have marker trajectories only or you might also have some "guess" for coordinate values as well (obtained from the motion capture system). If you have the latter, it helps the IK solver converge fast...