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-This is the first tutorial in the Visual3D typical processing session, each of the tutorials will go over the sequence of steps involved in handling and analyzing data in Visual3D. This specific tutorial will go over building a 6 DoF Model from a motion capture dataset.
+This is the first tutorial in the Visual3D typical processing session, each of the tutorials will go over the sequence of steps involved in handling and analyzing data in the application. This specific tutorial will go over building a 6 DoF Model from a motion capture dataset.
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-The techniques learned here will be consistent with all Visual3D models. However <b>the model described in this tutorial is only designed to illustrate the principles of model building and should not be considered the Default Visual3D lower-body model</b>. Once the user learns the basics of building models, it is up to them to decide what model and marker set is most appropriate for their analyses.
+</p><p>The techniques learned here will be consistent with all Visual3D models. However <b>the model described in this tutorial is only designed to illustrate the principles of model building and should not be considered the Default Visual3D lower-body model</b>. Once the user learns the basics of building models, it is up to them to decide what model and marker set is most appropriate for their analyses.
 </p><p>If you prefer, a video tutorial is available outlining the same process. It is available at this link: <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" class="external text" href="https://youtu.be/bJ6FIICiu8s?feature=shared">Visual3D Video Tutorial 1: Building a 6 DOF Model</a>.
 </p><p>There are 6 basic steps to performing an analysis of motion capture data in Visual3D:
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 . Launch the Visual3D program from the Start menu. <br>
 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The program will open to the main workspace. <br>
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+<b>Update</b>: If you are working through the "Modelling Decisions affecting outcomes" tutorial, then the starting .cmz file can be downloaded here:
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 Before completing this tutorial please review the </html>[[visual3d:documentation:reports:3dvieweranimationcontrols|3D Viewer Animation Controls.]]<html>