Set Data To New Values
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This command replaces the following commands:
Set_Frames_To_Zero
Set_Frames_To_New_Values
Pipeline Command
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Set_Data_To_New_Values | |
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/SIGNAL_TYPES= |
The type of signal to be processed |
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/SIGNAL_NAMES= |
The names of the signals to be processed |
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/SIGNAL_FOLDER= |
The name of the signal folder |
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/SIGNAL_COMPONENTS= |
The signal components to be modified |
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/RESULT_SUFFIX= |
Optional Suffix to Add to the Result Name |
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/RESULT_FOLDER= |
The Folder for the Results |
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/START_FRAME=\ |
Start Frame |
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/END_FRAME= |
End Frame |
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A list of events (separated by "+" signs). For example, LHS+RTO | |
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Exclude Sequences containing these Events. | |
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/USE_POINT_RATE= |
(true or false) Explicitly uses the motion capture point rate. |
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/REPLACEMENT_VALUES= |
The new signal value at each frame |
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/THRESHOLD_HIGH= |
Optional. Replace only if signal values is greater that this threshold |
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default=DATA_NOT_FOUND | |
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/THRESHOLD_LOW= |
Optional. Replace only if signal values is greater that this threshold |
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default=DATA_NOT_FOUND |
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Set the frames of data from start_frame to end_frame and/or from Start Event to End Event.
If a TARGET signal is set to DATA_NOT_FOUND, all components of the signal are set to DATA_NOT_FOUND.
Replacement_Value, Threshold_High, and Threshold_Low can be Expressions
Example: Using a Metric values as the low threshold
This example could use an expression instead of simply a metric value
Example: Change missing data to zero
Visual3D has a special number which we refer to as DATA_NOT_FOUND.
The actual value used internally is -999999
The following command properties will change every occurrence of DATA_NOT_FOUND to 0
