sift:tutorials:using_directory_watchers_in_the_gui
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| sift:tutorials:using_directory_watchers_in_the_gui [2026/07/17 19:51] – [Visual3D Pipeline] wikisysop | sift:tutorials:using_directory_watchers_in_the_gui [2026/07/17 19:52] (current) – [Launching the Background Instance] wikisysop | ||
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| For a lower-body model, an ankle joint angle is calculated using the foot as the segment and the shank as the reference segment. The X component represents flexion and extension for the segment coordinate systems used in this example. See [[visual3d: | For a lower-body model, an ankle joint angle is calculated using the foot as the segment and the shank as the reference segment. The X component represents flexion and extension for the segment coordinate systems used in this example. See [[visual3d: | ||
| - | Before running, replace every occurrence of '' | + | Before running, replace every occurrence of **REPLACE** with the full path to the unzipped '' |
| For example: | For example: | ||
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| The background instance **MUST** continue running while the directory watchers are in use, or else they will not work. | The background instance **MUST** continue running while the directory watchers are in use, or else they will not work. | ||
| - | Before continuing, close the normal Sift window if it is still open. The Sift batch script needs to launch its own processing instance, and only one normal Sift instance should be open at a time. | ||
| ==== Using the Watchers ==== | ==== Using the Watchers ==== | ||
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