CMC on MoBL_ARMS model
Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2019 2:46 am
Hi,
I have been trying to run a CMC simulation on the MoBL_ARMS upper extremity model.
I initially scaled the model and ran IK. The .mot file generated in IK was used to run CMC, along with a
few tweaks in the tasks as well as constraint files. On initializing, I got the following error messages on the GUI:
Unable to find a feasible solution at time = 0.
Model cannot generate the forces necessary to achieve the target acceleration.
Possible issues: 1. not all model degrees-of-freedom are actuated,
2. there are tracking tasks for locked coordinates, and/or
3. there are unnecessary control constraints on reserve/residual actuators.
Just as a test, I ran CMC on the scaled model that came as default with the MoBL_ARMS package, and used the default constraints and task files.
However, I received the exact same error on trying to execute the tool (On OpenSim 3.3 and 4.0). Has anybody successfully used the tool on the default as well as a custom MoBL_Arms model? I'd appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks!
I have been trying to run a CMC simulation on the MoBL_ARMS upper extremity model.
I initially scaled the model and ran IK. The .mot file generated in IK was used to run CMC, along with a
few tweaks in the tasks as well as constraint files. On initializing, I got the following error messages on the GUI:
Unable to find a feasible solution at time = 0.
Model cannot generate the forces necessary to achieve the target acceleration.
Possible issues: 1. not all model degrees-of-freedom are actuated,
2. there are tracking tasks for locked coordinates, and/or
3. there are unnecessary control constraints on reserve/residual actuators.
Just as a test, I ran CMC on the scaled model that came as default with the MoBL_ARMS package, and used the default constraints and task files.
However, I received the exact same error on trying to execute the tool (On OpenSim 3.3 and 4.0). Has anybody successfully used the tool on the default as well as a custom MoBL_Arms model? I'd appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks!