A series teaching the principles of Visual3D so you can better understand how to achieve your goals.
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This quick tutorial shows how to compare graphs in Visual3D, which can be useful for quality control or for analyzing the difference between signals. We compare the graphs of a marker and a virtual marker and create a pipeline to calculate the difference between the signals.
A common practice in data processing is to remove unwanted data from the beginning and end of a motion capture trial, but is it a good idea? This video discusses the advantages and disadvantages of cropping your data and shows a practical example.
Is it better to process motion capture data directly in the software or wait to do it in Visual3D? In this video, we discuss which types of data processing you might want to do in Visual3D, and which could be done before the data is exported to C3D.
This video discusses how to analyze your motion capture data as efficiently as possible. The key to a streamlined workflow is using Visual3D pipelines, which can automatically apply models, perform calculations, and output data.
This video walks you through a typical workflow in Visual3D: opening motion files, adding calibration files, defining segments, applying models, processing, creating reports, and outputting data.
Once you’ve established the steps in your Visual3D workflow, you can automate the entire process through a pipeline. This not only saves time compared to manually completing the steps but it also reduces the potential for user error.
In this video, we explain the Compute Model Based Data feature in Visual3D and show an example of how to use it. This feature allows you to calculate your data using biomechanical models that have been scientifically validated.
Reporting data is a key part of communicating the findings from your biomechanics lab. This video discusses how you can use the “Reports” tab in Visual3D to create a customized report with the elements you want to analyze.
This video introduces the concept of tags in Visual3D and the advantages to using them. Tags are an easy way to categorize your files so that you can easily group them for calculations, pipeline actions, and reports.
Within Visual3D, you can choose to view and process data from a single file, a group of files, or all files at once. This video discusses how to use active files to easily select data for analysis.
