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--- other:dsx:tutorials:how_to_use_motion_capture_data_in_dsx [2024/07/17 15:09] – sgranger
+++ other:dsx:tutorials:how_to_use_motion_capture_data_in_dsx [2025/02/15 06:56] (current) – Cleaned up page. wikisysop
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-====== How_to_Use_Motion_Capture_Data_in_DSX ======
+====== How to Use Motion Capture Data in DSX ======
-**Under Construction**
-\\
 The DSX Software Suite comes with knee model templates which are created for you. The model templates are used to seed the segment tracking using the motion capture data.
 If you use the same marker set with the same marker names, you can use the model templates as is. If you use different marker names, you will need to re-name the markers in the model template. If you use a different marker set, you will need to modify the model template. These changes may be done in Visual3D. Making these changes requires a knowledge of Visual3D.
-==== In your Motion Capture Software ====
+===== Preparing your Motion Capture Data =====
-You must reconstruct and label the C3D files.
+Within your Motion Capture Software you must reconstruct and label the C3D files. Some motion capture vendors allow you to export the subject name as a prefix to the target labels. This option must be turned off.
-Some motion capture vendors allow you to export the subject name as a prefix to the target labels. This option must be turned off.
+===== Knee Model =====
-==== Knee Model ====
 Segments Tracked:
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   * Patella (using motion constraints)
-|Minimal PiG Marker Set (NOT Recommended)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        |
+^ Minimal PiG Marker Set (NOT Recommended) ^ Knee Marker Set (Recommended) ^
-|{{:DSX_PiG_Knee_Marker_Set.png}}\\ \\ **Note:** The position of the subject during static calibration matters. The subject's knees should be in line with each other.  |
+|{{:DSX_PiG_Knee_Marker_Set.png?400}}\\ \\ **Note:** The position of the subject during static calibration matters. The subject's knees should be in line with each other.  | {{:DSX_Knee_Marker_Set.png?400}}  |
-|Knee Marker Set (Recommended)                                                                                                  |
+You can follow Visual3D's [[Visual3D:Documentation:Modeling:Update_DSX_Knee_Model_Template|Update DSX Knee Model Template]] guide to understand how you can customize your knee model template.
-|{{:DSX_Knee_Marker_Set.png}}  |
-[[Visual3D:Documentation:Modeling:Update_DSX_Knee_Model_Template|Update_DSX_Knee_Model_Template]]
+===== Cervical Model =====
-==== Cervical Model ====
 Segments Tracked:
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   * C7 - C1 (using motion constraints)
-|Cervical Spine Marker Set                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            |
+^ Cervical Spine Marker Set ^
 |{{:DSX_Cervical_Spine_Marker_Set.png}}\\ \\ Note: The subject's position during the static trial matters. The subject's head is assumed to be in a neutral position during the static trial.  |
-==== Lumbar Model ====
+===== Lumbar Model =====
 Segments Tracked:
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   * L5 - L1 (using motion constraints)
-|Lumbar Spine Marker Set                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 |
+^ Lumbar Spine Marker Set ^
 |{{:DSX_Lumbar_Spine_Marker_Set.png}}\\ \\ Note: The subject's position during the static trial matters. The pelvis is assumed to be vertical during the static trial.  |