Static Optimisation API Linux

[Alex Wilson]

Hi Chris,

Yes I believe I do have absolute paths.

All my files are on D drive so that should not be an issue (including OpenSim due to administration rights).

How would I define a relative path for all the files that are in the same folder?

Cheers,
Alex

[Christopher Dembia]

Provide only the file name.

[Alex Wilson]

Hi Chris many thanks for your help.

These are now the files I am using, along with a MATLAB script to invoke the calling of the analyse tool from the command line.

My output file is also attached.

- Alex

MATLAB
filepath = '"D:\Users\awil749\Documents\ProcessedData3DOF\1017\Walk\Walk_11\';
xmlfilepath = strrep(filepath,'\','/');

Command = ['"D:\Users\awil749\Documents\OpenSim 3.3\bin\analyze" -S ' filepath 'StaticOptimisation.xml" >' xmlfilepath 'Output-analysis.txt'];
system(Command);

[Christopher Dembia]

I don't see a need for replacing the slashes for the windows command. I was only suggesting that for inside the XML files.

If you use MATLAB scripting you could also do something like `analyze = AnalyzeTool(setup-file_path); analyze.run()`.

[Alex Wilson]

Hi Chris,

I see. However, now I get the following Java problem.


Java exception occurred:
java.io.IOException: Object: ERR- Could not open file ExternalLoads.xml. It may not exist or you don't have permission to read it.

at org.opensim.modeling.opensimModelJNI.AnalyzeTool_run__SWIG_0(Native Method)

at org.opensim.modeling.AnalyzeTool.run(AnalyzeTool.java:154)

[Alison Rogozinski]

Hi Alex!
Did you ever get your last problem resolved? I am having the same exact issue and cannot figure out how to fix it.