Hello everyone,
This is probably a very easy question but I would like to be sure I understand it correctly.
I'm using a FD simulation with a JRA. I used the following settings to check whether the forces on two adjacent bones are equal and opposite:
This is the case, however the points in which the forces are expressed (PX,PY,PZ) are identical (see image A). Does this mean that P=C (see image B) for this joint?
Image A:
Image B:
Kind regards,
Pauline
JRA joint location
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Re: JRA joint location
Yes. This is true for most joints, a notable exception being the knee in models like gait2392 (which is defined as a CustomJoint with nonzero translations between the origins of the parent and child frames). It might be helpful to visualize the parent and child frames. Please see the "Object-Specific Commands" page of the documentation, under the heading "Displaying Coordinate Axes for Body and Joint Nodes" (https://opensimconfluence.atlassian.net ... c+Commands), which describes how to toggle on/off the parent and child frames.Does this mean that P=C (see image B) for this joint?