visual3d:documentation:pipeline:force_commands:assign_segments_to_force_and_cop
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Assign Segments to Force And COP
The Assign Segments to Force and COP command can be used to assign any force, center of pressure, or freemoment signals to a certain segment to which this force is being applied.
Pipeline Command
This command can be found in the Pipeline Workshop within the Force folder as so:
Assign_Segments_To_Force_And_COP ! /FORCE_SIGNAL_TYPE=FORCE ! /FORCE_SIGNAL_FOLDER=ORIGINAL /FORCE_SIGNAL_NAME= ! /COP_SIGNAL_TYPE=COFP ! /COP_SIGNAL_FOLDER=ORIGINAL /COP_SIGNAL_NAME= ! /FREEMOMENT_SIGNAL_TYPE=FREEMOMENT ! /FREEMOMENT_SIGNAL_FOLDER=ORIGINAL ! /FREEMOMENT_SIGNAL_NAME= ! /AUTO_ASSIGN=TRUE ! /SEGMENT_NAME= ! /START_FRAME= ! /END_FRAME= ! /EVENT_SEQUENCE= ! /EXCLUDE_EVENTS= ;
Command Parameters
The following table shows the command parameters seen above and their descriptions:
| Force Signal Type | The type of folder containing the force signal(s) |
| Force Signal Folder | Name of folder containing the force signal(s) |
| Force Signal Name | Name of the force signal |
| COP Signal Type | The type of folder containing the COP signal(s) |
| COP Signal Folder | Name of folder containing the COP signal(s) |
| COP Signal Name | Name of the COP signal |
| Freemoment Signal Type | The type of folder containing the freemoment signal(s) |
| Freemoment Signal Folder | Name of folder containing the freemoment signal(s) |
| Freemoment Signal Name | Name of the freemoment signal |
| Auto Assign | True or False: Auto assign segment and frames |
| Segment Name | The name of the segment the force is applied to |
| Start Frame | The first frame to apply the assignment |
| End Frame | The last frame to apply the assignment |
| Inside Frame | A single frame inside the assignment |
| EVENT_SEQUENCE | A list of events (separated by “+” signs). For example, LHS+RTO |
| EXCLUDE_EVENTS | Specifies events that should not be copied, allowing more refined duplication |
Dialog
The command can be edited as text or by using the dialog box shown below:
Example: Assigning Force Plate Data to Right Foot Between HS and TO
This example shows how the signals from the force plate under the right foot (FP1 here) can be assigned to the right foot for a gait trial:
Assign_Segments_To_Force_And_COP ! /FORCE_SIGNAL_TYPE=FORCE ! /FORCE_SIGNAL_FOLDER=ORIGINAL /FORCE_SIGNAL_NAME=FP1 ! /COP_SIGNAL_TYPE=COFP ! /COP_SIGNAL_FOLDER=ORIGINAL /COP_SIGNAL_NAME=FP1 ! /FREEMOMENT_SIGNAL_TYPE=FREEMOMENT ! /FREEMOMENT_SIGNAL_FOLDER=ORIGINAL /FREEMOMENT_SIGNAL_NAME=FP1 /AUTO_ASSIGN=FALSE /SEGMENT_NAME=RFT /START_FRAME=1 /END_FRAME=900 ! /INSIDE_FRAME= /EVENT_SEQUENCE=RHS+RTO ! /EXCLUDE_EVENTS= ;
visual3d/documentation/pipeline/force_commands/assign_segments_to_force_and_cop.txt · Last modified: 2026/01/08 15:43 by wikisysop