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Hi all,

I'm a beginner with OpenSim, and recently I'm trying to import model file and visualize it through Python. According to the official document, I wrote some code to import the standard model file 'gait2345_simbody.osim' as follow: When I ran my code, the visualizer runs fine, but the funny thing is that half part of the model is buried under ground as shown below:

Does anyone know how to adjust the position of the model in the visualizer so that the model can 'stand' on the ground? I'm trying to edit the '.osim' file through notepad++, but nothing works yet. Besides, is there some advice about how to deal with the interaction between the feet of model and the ground?

Thanks,
Zurenarrh

You can change the position of the pelvis body:

Sorry to bother again, I try to fix it myself through the official document, but the API part are all c++, and there's no detailed explanation about 'updCoordinateSet()'. I'm not sure what the variables 'coordinate_name' and 'value' mean in the code and how to get their values before adding them into the code.(I tried to use the code, but failed.)

Thanks,
Zurenarrh

mitkof6 wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 14, 2018 2:27 am

You can change the position of the pelvis body:

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model.updCoordinateSet().get(coordinate_name).setValue(state, value)

Sorry to bother again, I try to fix it myself through the official document, but the API part are all c++, and there's no detailed explanation about 'updCoordinateSet()'. I'm not sure what the variables 'coordinate_name' and 'value' mean in the code and how to get their values before adding them into the code.(I tried to use the code, but failed.)

Thanks,
Zurenarrh

Here's a MATLAB version; Python should be analogous. The following pages in the Confluence documentation may be useful:
- "Common Scripting Commands", https://simtk-confluence.stanford.edu/d ... g+Commands
- "Scripting in Python", https://simtk-confluence.stanford.edu/d ... +in+Python

tkuchida wrote: ↑

Sun Oct 14, 2018 10:58 am

Here's a MATLAB version; Python should be analogous.

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% OpenSim 3.3
import org.opensim.modeling.*;
model = Model('gait2354_simbody.osim');
model.setUseVisualizer(true);
state = model.initSystem();
model.updCoordinateSet().get('pelvis_ty').setValue(state, 0.95);
model.getVisualizer().show(state);

The following pages in the Confluence documentation may be useful:
- "Common Scripting Commands", https://simtk-confluence.stanford.edu/d ... g+Commands
- "Scripting in Python", https://simtk-confluence.stanford.edu/d ... +in+Python

Thanks for your advice, the documentation you offered helps a lot!