visual3d:documentation:pipeline:file_commands:modify_point_rate
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====== Modify Point Rate ====== | ====== Modify Point Rate ====== | ||
- | Modify | + | This command allows |
- | Some motion capture systems have limits on the POINT sampling rate. If the user wants to collect ANALOG data using the MoCap A/D board, and chooses not to collect point data, the c3d analog rate is still restricted to an artificial (and meaningless) point rate. | + | The motivating use case for this command is the fact that some motion capture systems have limits on the POINT sampling rate. If the user wants to collect ANALOG data using a motion capture |
- | The Modify_Point_Rate | + | < |
+ | Modify_Point_Rate | ||
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- | Note that the user should set both the POINT and the ANALOG rate. | + | Note that the user should set both the POINT and the ANALOG rate with the same command. |
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+ | ===== Example: Analog Ratio of 1 ===== | ||
For example, to set the Point and Analog rate to 1600, which will produce an analog ratio of 1. | For example, to set the Point and Analog rate to 1600, which will produce an analog ratio of 1. | ||
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- | This is useful for analog only c3d files because Event Labels can only be computed at POINT rate. | + | This is useful for analog-only c3d files because |
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+ | ===== See Also ===== | ||
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visual3d/documentation/pipeline/file_commands/modify_point_rate.txt · Last modified: 2025/05/22 16:04 by wikisysop