Adding custom images
Visual3D BasicsUnit 7:Creating an elaborate Biomechanical report Chapter 3: Adding custom images For clarity, generic images aren’t always the best […]
Reporting data
Pipelines for graphs
Visual3D BasicsUnit 7:Creating an elaborate Biomechanical report Chapter 2: Pipelines for graphs As we report data, we often find that […]
Introduction to report customization
Visual3D BasicsUnit 7:Creating an elaborate Biomechanical report Chapter 1: Introduction to report customization Reporting data is generally not the most […]
Reporting from the pipeline
Visual3D BasicsUnit 4:Designing your first pipeline Chapter 6: Reporting from the pipeline The final chapter of this unit is dedicated […]
Visual3D Basics Unit 3 – Chapter 4 – Creating a front page
When a biomechanical report is meant to be delivered to a patient, athlete, or professional customer, it is typically advisable to make a good impression at the first glance. In this chapter, we discuss some stylistic choices that can be made, particularly for creating a front page for your report.
Visual3D Basics Unit 3 – Chapter 3 – Adding tables to your report
An essential part of reporting data is the inclusion of numerical parameters. Particularly when providing data that needs to be interpreted at a glance, many biomechanists choose to include specific numbers. In this chapter, we show you how to calculate some basic metrics, and then how to add them to a table.
Visual3D Basics Unit 3 – Chapter 2 – Graphing your data
In this video, we introduce you to reports in Visual3D. We walk you through how to add graphs, show the means and standard deviations, and customize the appearance of the page.
Creating a front page
Visual3D BasicsUnit 3:Creating a biomechanical report Chapter 4: Creating a front page When a biomechanical report is meant to be […]
Adding tables to your report
Visual3D BasicsUnit 3:Creating a biomechanical report Chapter 3: Adding tables to your report An essential part of reporting data, is […]
Graphing your data
Visual3D BasicsUnit 3:Creating a biomechanical report Chapter 2: Graphing your data The data you collect, process, and use to obtain […]
