As planned, I got the force report from CMC. But the disabling one has the same columns as the normal one. In short, muscle actuators disabled still produce force. Could anyone explain it?
say thank you in advance!
CMC force report after disabling some muscles
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Wang Xingyue
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CMC force report after disabling some muscles
hi, I want to study the changes in other muscles force after partial neck muscle injury. Now my plan is disabling damaged muscles, then running CMC. In fact, we know that the damaged muscles can not produce force or be stretched. However, I don't know how to control changes of fiber length. Does anybody have good ideas or advice?
As planned, I got the force report from CMC. But the disabling one has the same columns as the normal one. In short, muscle actuators disabled still produce force. Could anyone explain it?
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say thank you in advance!
As planned, I got the force report from CMC. But the disabling one has the same columns as the normal one. In short, muscle actuators disabled still produce force. Could anyone explain it?
say thank you in advance!
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Carmichael Ong
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Re: CMC force report after disabling some muscles
The problem here seems similar to another one reporter in this thread: viewtopicPhpbb.php?f=91&t=13216. Please see discussion there.