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visual3d:tutorials:list_of_tutorials [2024/07/19 20:44] – Added some links, reorganized latter sections, and grouped signal-related tutorials under one level. wikisysopvisual3d:tutorials:list_of_tutorials [2026/07/07 17:06] (current) – Refined wording and combined paragraphs. richard
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 ====== List of Tutorials ====== ====== List of Tutorials ======
  
-Welcome to HAS-Motion’s Visual3D motion analysis software. The Visual3D software provides kinematics and kinetics (inverse dynamics) calculations for biomechanical analysis of 3D motion capture data.+Welcome to HAS-Motion’s Visual3D motion analysis software. Visual3D provides kinematics and kinetics (inverse dynamics) calculations for biomechanical analysis of 3D motion capture data.
  
-Prior to beginning the tutorials, if you haven't done so already, we recommend that you look over the documentation on the [[visual3d:getting_started:visual3d_philosophy|Visual3D Philosophy]]. There is some beneficial information particularly for first time users in this section. +Prior to beginning the tutorials, if you haven't done so already, we recommend that you look over the documentation on the [[visual3d:getting_started:visual3d_philosophy|Visual3D Philosophy]]. There is some beneficial information particularly for first-time users in this section. If you are a new user of Visual3D, here is a guide to suggest in which order the tutorials should be done for [[https://www.has-motion.com/download/examples/LearningVisual3D.pdf|learning Visual3D]].
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-If you are a new user of Visual3D, here is a guide to suggest in which order the tutorials should be done for [[https://www.has-motion.com/download/examples/LearningVisual3D.pdf|learning Visual3D]].+
  
 Visual3Ds native [[visual3d:documentation:definitions:file_formats:cmz_format|CMZ file format]] contains the entire Visual3D workspace, so the files can get quite big. If you need to send a file to support@has-motion.ca please reduce the size of the [[Visual3D:Documentation:Definitions:Support_Format|cmz file before sending it]]. Visual3Ds native [[visual3d:documentation:definitions:file_formats:cmz_format|CMZ file format]] contains the entire Visual3D workspace, so the files can get quite big. If you need to send a file to support@has-motion.ca please reduce the size of the [[Visual3D:Documentation:Definitions:Support_Format|cmz file before sending it]].
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 ==== Laboratory Checklist ==== ==== Laboratory Checklist ====
  
-There are many crucial steps in collecting "routine" motion capture data, and especially as a beginner, checklists are important to process oriented tasks (see, for example: [[https://gawande.com/the-checklist-manifesto|The Checklist Manifesto]]). +There are many crucial steps in collecting "routine" motion capture data, and especially as a beginner, checklists are important to process oriented tasks (see, for example: [[https://gawande.com/the-checklist-manifesto|The Checklist Manifesto]]). The following **[[Visual3D:Getting_Started:Testing_Setup_Checklist|Testing Setup Checklist]]** is a partial list and starting point for every motion capture laboratory. If you're interested in collecting markerless motion capture data then the [[https://smithengineering.queensu.ca/mme/research/hmrl/mmoa-wiki.html|Multi-centre & Markerless Orthopaedic Assessment Wiki]] has a comprehensive overview of that study's collection and data management processes, including a [[https://queensuca.sharepoint.com/:w:/t/GROUP-HMRL/EXl-bSInaihAgiYEP2FA3mwB9STLb370wzQNzjHrvtQDVg?e=5NoQ08|day-to-day checklist]]. 
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-The following **[[Visual3D:Getting_Started:Testing_Setup_Checklist|Testing Setup Checklist]]** is a partial list and starting point for every Motion Capture Laboratory.+
  
 We encourage users to contribute to this list by sending additional tasks to support@has-motion.ca We encourage users to contribute to this list by sending additional tasks to support@has-motion.ca
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 Once you feel like you understand the basics of how Visual3D works and processes your .c3d files, it is possible to complete all steps using pipeline commands. The **[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Pipeline:Generic_Pipeline_to_Create_CMZ|Generic Pipeline to Create CMZ]]** tutorial walks through the pipeline commands typically used to create a CMZ file. A full pipeline script for a typical processing session following these steps can be found **[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Pipeline:Basic_Pipeline_for_Processing_a_Session|here]]**. Once you feel like you understand the basics of how Visual3D works and processes your .c3d files, it is possible to complete all steps using pipeline commands. The **[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Pipeline:Generic_Pipeline_to_Create_CMZ|Generic Pipeline to Create CMZ]]** tutorial walks through the pipeline commands typically used to create a CMZ file. A full pipeline script for a typical processing session following these steps can be found **[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Pipeline:Basic_Pipeline_for_Processing_a_Session|here]]**.
  
-==== Support Email Format ====+==== Providing Data for Technical Support ====
  
-We encourage you to reach out to support@has-motion.ca for any questions or suggestions. +We encourage you to reach out to support@has-motion.ca for any questions or suggestions. If you want to share data to support your question, we protect our users' data by asking that all files are uploaded to our [[https://hasmotion.files.com/u/support/|support file system]]. Please ensure that you upload your scripts and data in [[Visual3D:Documentation:Definitions:Support_Format|Support Format]].
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-The following **[[Visual3D:Documentation:Definitions:Support_Format|Support Format]]** provides guidance on how to send scripts and data.+
  
 ===== Building Models ===== ===== Building Models =====
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 **[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Pipeline:Meta_Command_Creation|Tutorial: Meta-Command Creation]]**: This tutorial provides an example of creating a meta-command in visual3D. Meta-Commands are a convenient way to bundle scripts into a singles command, or to pass parameters between commands. **[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Pipeline:Meta_Command_Creation|Tutorial: Meta-Command Creation]]**: This tutorial provides an example of creating a meta-command in visual3D. Meta-Commands are a convenient way to bundle scripts into a singles command, or to pass parameters between commands.
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 +**[[Visual3D:tutorials:knowledge_discovery:looking_at_large_public_data_sets|Tutorial: Looking at Large Public Data Set]]**:  This tutorial will go through common issues seen while working with large public biomechanics datasets while utilizing the power of Visual3D's pipeline commands.
  
 ===== Signals ===== ===== Signals =====
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 **[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Events:Manually_Creating_Events|Tutorial: Manually Creating Events]]**: This tutorial explains how to create an event manually. **[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Events:Manually_Creating_Events|Tutorial: Manually Creating Events]]**: This tutorial explains how to create an event manually.
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 +**[[visual3d:tutorials:events:kinematic_event_detection|Research Tutorial: Assessing Different Kinematic Event Detection Methods in Gait]]**: This tutorial presents a research study on kinematic event detection using Visual3D.
  
 ==== Model Based Signals ==== ==== Model Based Signals ====
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 **[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Real_Time:Digitizing_|Tutorial_RT_Digitizing]]**: This tutorial uses the Visual3D Server for streaming data to Visual3D from a C3D file to see a real time model. **[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Real_Time:Digitizing_|Tutorial_RT_Digitizing]]**: This tutorial uses the Visual3D Server for streaming data to Visual3D from a C3D file to see a real time model.
  
-===== Theia3D Tutorials =====+===== Markerless Motion Capture Tutorials ===== 
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 +**[[:manage_file_merge_tutorial|Tutorial: Merging Theia Files and Analog Data with Manage_File_Merge]]**:This tutorial demonstrates the merging of Theia3D output c3d files and other c3d files. The typical scenario is Theia3D output and analog signals with force platform parameters. 
  
-**[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Theia:Theia3D_Merge|Tutorial_Theia3D_Merge]]**:This tutorial demonstrates the merging of Theia3D output c3d files and other c3d files. The typical scenario is Theia3D output and analog signals with force platform parameters.+**[[sift:tutorials:openbiomechanics_project:effects_of_fatigue_during_basketball_free_throws_using_spm_and_anova|Tutorial: Effects of Fatigue During Basketball Free Throws Using SPM and ANOVA]]**: This tutorial explores how to use Visual3D and Sift to analyze MLSE's markerless motion capture data.
  
-**[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Knowledge_Discovery:Marker_Markerless_Comparison|Tutorial_Marker_Markerless_Comparison]]**: This tutorial demonstrates the merging of Theia3D output c3d files and synchronized c3d files with marker based data.+**[[.:knowledge_discovery:marker_markerless_comparison|Visual3D Tutorial: Visual3D Tutorial: Marker-Markerless Comparison]]**: This tutorial explores the process for merging and comparing synchronized marker based and markerless Theia data using the Manage_File_Merge.
  
 ===== Video Tutorials ===== ===== Video Tutorials =====
  
-**[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Other:YouTube_Tutorials|YouTube Tutorials]]**: More tutorials can be found on HAS-Motion's YouTube account: https://www.youtube.com/user/CMotionV3D. Some of these YouTube tutorials have associated wiki tutorials.+**[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Other:YouTube_Tutorials|YouTube Tutorials]]**: Video-versions of some tutorials can be found on [[https://www.youtube.com/@HasMotion/playlists|HAS-Motion's YouTube account]].
  
 **Video Tutorials by Dr. Abderrahman Ouattas**: Thanks from us to Dr. Abderrahman Ouattas for providing a series of Visual3D tutorials at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg8n9IH7BYaD2-F2I0umGHoK8fdfbmgCs **Video Tutorials by Dr. Abderrahman Ouattas**: Thanks from us to Dr. Abderrahman Ouattas for providing a series of Visual3D tutorials at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLg8n9IH7BYaD2-F2I0umGHoK8fdfbmgCs
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