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--- visual3d:documentation:definitions:multistatic [2024/06/19 12:47] – sgranger
+++ visual3d:documentation:definitions:multistatic [2025/01/06 14:51] (current) – Cleaned page up. Should probably include screen shots. wikisysop
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-it is possible to apply two static trials to a single dynamic trial. this can be useful in many cases, for example, if you are:
+===== Multistatic =====
-  * using a digitizing pointer, you can collect one static trial with the subject, and another with just the pointer.
+It is possible to apply two static trials to a single dynamic trial. This can be useful in many cases, for example, if you are:
-  * doing a weight lifting trial, you can collect one static with the subject, and another with just the bench.
+  * using a digitizing pointer, you can collect one static trial with the subject and another with just the pointer.
+  * doing a weightlifting trial, you can collect one static with the subject and another with just the bench.
+  * wanting to assign multiple models to a single dynamic trial.
-**notes** you should not use this feature if:
+**NOTES** You should NOT use this feature if:
+  * you collected two static trials because a marker fell off and was replaced. If this is the case, you would still need to associate the relevant static trials with the relevant dynamic trials.
-  * you collected two static trials because a marker fell off and was replaced. if this is the case, you would still need to associate the relevant static trials with the relevant dynamic trials.
+  * you have multiple subjects in a single dynamic trial. If this is the case, consult the [[Visual3D:Documentation:Definitions:Multisubject|Multisubject]] documentation.
-  * you have multiple subjects in a single dynamic trial. if this is the case, consult the [[visual3d:documentation:definitions:multisubject|multisubject]] documentation.
-====== example ======
-  - load two static trials by loading each trial individually:
-    - **model -> hybrid model from c3d file** load "statica.c3d"
-    - **model -> apply model template** to apply model template for "statica.c3d"
-    - **model -> hybrid model from c3d file** load "staticb.c3d"
-    - **model -> apply model template** to apply model template for "staticb.c3d"
-  - load dynamic trials (**file -> open**)
-  - assign static trials to dynamic trials:
-    - **model -> assign model to motion trials**
-      - **select a model:** "statica.c3d"
-      - check **"use secondary static trials (models)"**
-      - check **"staticb.c3d"**
-      - check appropriate dynamic trials
-load video
-local file
-local file might collect personal data.
-continue
-dismiss
-https://wiki.has-motion.com/file:multistatic.mp4
+==== Process ====
+At a high level, the process for applying multiple static trials to a dynamic trial consists of loading in the static trials, applying model templates to them, and then applying them to the dynamic trial.
+  - Load two static trials by loading each trial individually:
+    - **Model -> Hybrid Model from C3D File** load "StaticA.c3d"
+    - **Model -> Apply Model Template** to apply model template for "StaticA.c3d"
+    - **Model -> Hybrid Model from C3D File** load "StaticB.c3d"
+    - **Model -> Apply Model Template** to apply model template for "StaticB.c3d"
+  - Load dynamic trials (**File -> Open**)
+  - Assign static trials to dynamic trials:
+    - **Model -> Assign Model to Motion Trials**
+      - **Select a model:** "StaticA.c3d"
+      - Check **"Use Secondary Static Trials (Models)"**
+      - Check **"StaticB.c3d"**
+      - Check appropriate dynamic trials