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-===== Introduction =====+====== Manually Creating Events ======
  
 +==== Introduction ====
 This tutorial will show you how to manually create an event in Visual3D. This tutorial will show you how to manually create an event in Visual3D.
  
-===== Event Creation Process ===== +==== Event Creation Process ==== 
- +  - First, open the c3d file you want to add the event(s) to and open the //Signals and Events// tab \\ {{:SignalsEventsHighlight.png}} \\ 
-**1.** First, open the c3d file you want to add the event(s) to and open the //Signals and Events// tab +  - Open the //Create Events// window \\ {{:CreateEventButton.png}} \\ 
- +  - Choose the name of the event you want to create. In this example **RHS** is used \\ {{:CreateEventNaming.png}} \\ 
-{{SignalsEventsHighlight.png}} +  - Select the frame at which you want the event to be created at. (Here you can see that a right heel strike occurs at frame 39 so this is the frame we want to add the event RHS at). \\ {{:RHSFrameNumber.png}} \\ 
- +  - Once you have chosen the name of the event being created and the frame at which it is to be created you can click the button labeled //"Create event at current animation frame"// \\ {{:CreateEventAtFrame.png}} \\ 
-**2.** Open the //Create Events// window +  - The label for the event you created (in this case **RHS**) will now show up in the //Available Events Labels// list \\ {{:AvailableLabelsList.png}} \\ 
- +  - Open the //Edit Events// window \\ {{:EditEventsButton.png}} \\ 
-{{CreateEventButton.png}} +  - You can see that the RHS that was created at frame 39 has actually been created and shows up in this dialouge \\ {{:EventLabelRHS.png}} \\
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-**3.** Choose the name of the event you want to create. In this example **RHS** is used +
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-{{CreateEventNaming.png}} +
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-**4.** Select the frame at which you want the event to be created at +
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-{{RHSFrameNumber.png}} +
-Here you can see that a right heel strike occurs at frame 39 so this is the frame we want to add the event RHS at +
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-**5.** Once you have chosen the name of the event being created and the frame at which it is to be creates you can click the button labeled //"Create event at current animation frame"// +
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-{{CreateEventAtFrame.png}} +
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-**6.** The label for the event you created (in this case **RHS**) will now show up in the //Available Events Labels// list +
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-{{AvailableLabelsList.png}} +
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-**7.** Open the //Edit Events// window +
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-{{EditEventsButton.png}} +
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-**8.** You can see that the RHS that was created at frame 39 has actually been created and shows up in this dialogue +
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-{{EventLabelRHS.png}}+
  
  
  
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