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 +====== Create Target ======
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 In Visual3D Version 5.02.07 we introduced a command to add a new ORIGINAL TARGET to the workspace. In Visual3D Version 5.02.07 we introduced a command to add a new ORIGINAL TARGET to the workspace.
  
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-====== Example: Virtual Lab ======+===== Example: Virtual Lab =====
  
-===== Background =====+==== Background ====
  
 The following example creates a virtual lab that can have **4 principal directions** depending on the walking direction in the movement trial. Unlike the method for two directions, this method will only work for one direct per movement trial (e.g. the subject cannot walk back and forth in the same trial). It will, however, allow a virtual lab to have different orientations for each movement trial. The following example creates a virtual lab that can have **4 principal directions** depending on the walking direction in the movement trial. Unlike the method for two directions, this method will only work for one direct per movement trial (e.g. the subject cannot walk back and forth in the same trial). It will, however, allow a virtual lab to have different orientations for each movement trial.
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 To complete this tutorial, a static trial with the typical [[Visual3D:Tutorials:Modeling:Virtual_Laboratory_#Example:_Creating_a_virtual_laboratory_that_changes_with_the_direction_of_walking|Dynamic Lab]] should be created. You can download an example of this [[http://c-motion.com/download/examples/VirtualLab/DynamicVirtualLab.cmo|here]]. You will notice that the virtual lab rotates in the dynamic trial and is created correctly when the subject is facing along the +Y/-Y axis, but is created incorrectly when the subject is facing the +X/-X. If the following script is run, the virtual lab will be created correctly regardless of the subject's direction. A completed CMO file can be downloaded [[http://c-motion.com/download/examples/VirtualLab/DynamicVirtualLab_Complete.cmo|here]]. To complete this tutorial, a static trial with the typical [[Visual3D:Tutorials:Modeling:Virtual_Laboratory_#Example:_Creating_a_virtual_laboratory_that_changes_with_the_direction_of_walking|Dynamic Lab]] should be created. You can download an example of this [[http://c-motion.com/download/examples/VirtualLab/DynamicVirtualLab.cmo|here]]. You will notice that the virtual lab rotates in the dynamic trial and is created correctly when the subject is facing along the +Y/-Y axis, but is created incorrectly when the subject is facing the +X/-X. If the following script is run, the virtual lab will be created correctly regardless of the subject's direction. A completed CMO file can be downloaded [[http://c-motion.com/download/examples/VirtualLab/DynamicVirtualLab_Complete.cmo|here]].
  
-===== Script =====+==== Script ====
  
 This pipeline should be run immediately after the model_template has been applied (at least in this example). This pipeline should be run immediately after the model_template has been applied (at least in this example).
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visual3d/documentation/pipeline/signal_commands/create_target.1718648570.txt.gz · Last modified: 2024/06/17 18:22 by sgranger