Hello, Can you step back a second and explain why you're trying to convert timeseries data (as represented by c3d file) into an XML file that contains fixed marker locations? What is your planned workflow? Typically the markers live on different segments/frames of the model while the c3d data is all...

Thanks for reporting, Lukas.

Much appreciated.
-Ayman

Hello, Motion files contain the time history of coordinates. If you want a motion file to represent bone fracture reduction then you should introduce a joint into the model between the two broken bones with corresponding coordinate(s) such that you produce the motion by changing coordinate values, p...

Hello,

Can you specify what platform are you on, and if this issue is model specific? If so, please provide the model or a pointer/link to it.

Thank you,
-Ayman

Hi, Please try the 4.5 Beta release on the downloads page and let us know how it goes, as it has this built into it. Likely since the bindings you copied from 4.4 are inconsistent with the rest of the build from source, the first dll attempt fails to load but other things could go wrong in the proce...

Hello, A motion file is just a text file on a tabular format (similar to csv but space separated) with a time column and corresponding coordinate values, an example can be found in the distribution, linked below from Tutorial 1: https://github.com/opensim-org/opensim-models/blob/master/Tutorials/Int...

Hello, The instruction page refers to folder " C:/Users/<username>/Documents/OpenSim/4.0/Code/Matlab", however there're some variations depending on your installation: 1. 4.0 likely will change to 4.x dependent on the version installed. 2. Your admin (if not your personal computer) can install the r...

Hi Guido, Built into the mesh files are some assumptions: 1. Units: looking at the mesh alone is not enough, it's rather how it's scaled relative to the rest of the model. 2. CS: coordinate system and origin location I'd recommend you look at a version of the model that display correctly and make su...

Hi Malin, Earlier versions of OpenSim (pre 4.0) were using code that was capable of reading binary vtp files, since we moved to 4.0 we switched to our own parsers that can only handle ascii vtp files. In most recent distributions (including 4.4) we distribute an ascii version of the same file. Assum...

Hello, If the file in question exists indeed and you can open it (for example to edit/inspect external loads) then it's possible the issue has to do with the use of absolute paths to locate the external loads file and/or data file(s) contained within them. Try to get all the files in one folder and ...