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 The following table shows the command parameters and descriptions: The following table shows the command parameters and descriptions:
  
-|**Parameter**|**Description**|+^**Parameter**^**Description**^
 |**/EVENT_SEQUENCE_NAME=**|Specifies the name of the event sequence being defined.| |**/EVENT_SEQUENCE_NAME=**|Specifies the name of the event sequence being defined.|
-|**[[visual3d:documentation:c3d_signal_types:event_label_data_type|/EVENT_SEQUENCE=]]**|Defines the ordered list of existing events that form the sequence.| +|**[[visual3d:documentation:c3d_signal_types:event_label_data_type#event_sequence|/EVENT_SEQUENCE=]]**|Defines the ordered list of existing events that form the sequence.| 
-|**[[visual3d:documentation:c3d_signal_types:event_label_data_type|/EXCLUDE_EVENTS=]]**|Lists events to be excluded from the sequence, preventing them from being part of the defined sequence.|+|**[[visual3d:documentation:c3d_signal_types:event_label_data_type#exclude_events|/EXCLUDE_EVENTS=]]**|Lists events to be excluded from the sequence, preventing them from being part of the defined sequence.|
 |**/INSIDE_OF_SEQUENCE=**|Restricts the event sequence to only include events that occur inside a specified sequence.| |**/INSIDE_OF_SEQUENCE=**|Restricts the event sequence to only include events that occur inside a specified sequence.|
 |**/OFFSET_FROM_START=**|Applies a time or frame offset from the start of the sequence.| |**/OFFSET_FROM_START=**|Applies a time or frame offset from the start of the sequence.|
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 The following examples will go through the use of the **Event_Define_Event_Sequence** command in the Visual3D application. The following examples will go through the use of the **Event_Define_Event_Sequence** command in the Visual3D application.
  
-==== Example 1 ====+==== Example 1: Full Gait Cycle ====
 A common example of an event sequence is the gait cycle, representing the repetitive sequence of events that occur from one heel strike of a foot to the next heel strike of the same foot. A common example of an event sequence is the gait cycle, representing the repetitive sequence of events that occur from one heel strike of a foot to the next heel strike of the same foot.
  
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-==== Example 2 ====+==== Example 2: Swing and Stance Phase within a Full Gait Cycle ====
  
 As an extension to the previous example, we can add the **Event_Define_Event_Sequence** command twice again to the pipeline in order to define the Swing and Stance phases, both embedded inside of the Full Gait Cycle event sequence. As an extension to the previous example, we can add the **Event_Define_Event_Sequence** command twice again to the pipeline in order to define the Swing and Stance phases, both embedded inside of the Full Gait Cycle event sequence.
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