To get started in Visual3D, the first step is to load your files. In this chapter, we show you how to open C3D files of your motion trials.
Once the files are loaded into your workspace, we show you how to view the C3D hierarchy and graph data.
When you first open Visual3D you find an empty workspace, with a number of tabs. In this chapter, we show you the various sections available to you and explain the purpose of each.
Chapter 3: Loading C3D files in Visual3DTo get started in Visual3D, the first step is to load your files. In […]
Chapter 2: Tour of Visual3DWhen you first open Visual3D you find an empty workspace, with a number of tabs. In […]
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.
In this tutorial, we are focusing on some quick ways to view your data in Visual3D, including how to play a trial, graph individual targets, and compare data.
This video gives an overview of the workspace tab in Visual3D so that you can familiarize yourself with the layout. The workspace allows you to load motion capture files, link dynamic and static trials, and easily access pipelines.
Learning your way around Visual3D is an important step on your way to becoming an expert, and this video introduces you to the four most common tabs: Workspace, Signals and Events, Models, and Reports.
