visual3d:documentation:modeling:landmarks:projecting_a_marker_onto_a_line
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| There are many cases in which it is convenient to project a marker onto a line. One particularly useful scenario is to project a marker placed laterally on the shoulder at the level of the humeral head onto a line passing vertically through a marker on the acromium. | There are many cases in which it is convenient to project a marker onto a line. One particularly useful scenario is to project a marker placed laterally on the shoulder at the level of the humeral head onto a line passing vertically through a marker on the acromium. | ||
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| This will create a marker that lies along the vector from Marker 1 to Marker 2. | This will create a marker that lies along the vector from Marker 1 to Marker 2. | ||
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