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--- visual3d:tutorials:other:youtube_tutorials [2024/12/17 20:58] – [Updated Visual3D Tutorials [HAS-Motion Youtube Channel]] wikisysop
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 ====== YouTube Tutorials ======
-Youtube Tutorial videos for Visual3D have been updated. These tutorials will help you navigate the software step-by-step with the latest version of the application.
+The YouTube Tutorial videos for Visual3D will help you navigate the software step-by-step with the latest version of the application.
 ===== Updated Visual3D Tutorials [HAS-Motion Youtube Channel] ======
-|**Tutorial**| **Description** |
+These videos were made in 2024 to provide an updated look at some of the most important Visual3D tutorials.
-|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 1 - Building a 6 DOF Model:** [[https://youtu.be/bJ6FIICiu8s?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]|Learn how to construct and apply a 6 DOF model to your motion capture dataset, enabling advanced analysis of biomechanical movement. The tutorial walks you through building a 6DOF lower body model by defining the pelvis, thighs, shanks and feet segments.|
-|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 2 - Visualizing Data:** [[https://youtu.be/TmJvSwuBAE4?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]|Explore the tools and features available to visualize your data through animations and graphs.|
+|**Tutorial**| **Description** | **Wiki Tutorial** |
-|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 3 - Command Pipeline:** [[https://youtu.be/K0tWmFYWpGc?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]|Learn how to automate repetitive tasks, streamline workflows, and execute complex processes efficiently using Visual3D’s powerful pipeline commands. This tutorial covers the basics of setting up and customizing pipelines, offering step-by-step guidance to help you optimize your biomechanics analysis workflow.|
+|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 1 - Building a 6 DOF Model:** [[https://youtu.be/bJ6FIICiu8s?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]|Learn how to construct and apply a 6 DOF model to your motion capture dataset, enabling advanced analysis of biomechanical movement. The tutorial walks you through building a 6DOF lower body model by defining the pelvis, thighs, shanks and feet segments.| [[visual3d:tutorials:modeling:building_a_6_dof_model | Building a 6 DOF Model]] |
-|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 4 - Signal Processing:** [[https://youtu.be/kepFHITYf0k?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]| Discover how to apply advanced signal processing techniques to your biomechanics data, including filtering, smoothing, and analyzing time-series signals.|
+|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 2 - Visualizing Data:** [[https://youtu.be/TmJvSwuBAE4?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]|Explore the tools and features available to visualize your data through animations and graphs.| [[visual3d:tutorials:reports:visualizing_data | Visualizing Data]] |
-|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 5 - Force Platforms:** [[https://youtu.be/MlkNIOYkj3s?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]|Covers the steps for setting up force platform parameters, calculating kinematic and kinetic variables, and integrating force data into your biomechanics analysis. Provides clear instructions for users to effectively utilize force platform data within Visual3D.|
+|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 3 - Command Pipeline:** [[https://youtu.be/K0tWmFYWpGc?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]|Learn how to automate repetitive tasks, streamline workflows, and execute complex processes efficiently using Visual3D’s powerful pipeline commands. This tutorial covers the basics of setting up and customizing pipelines, offering step-by-step guidance to help you optimize your biomechanics analysis workflow.| [[visual3d:tutorials:pipeline:command_pipeline | Command Pipeline]] |
-|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 6 - Event Processing:** [[https://youtu.be/D4w8YItfjCQ?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]| Covers the steps to identify, edit, and manage events in your biomechanics data, enabling precise segmentation and analysis of key movement phases.|
+|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 4 - Signal Processing:** [[https://youtu.be/kepFHITYf0k?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]| Discover how to apply advanced signal processing techniques to your biomechanics data, including filtering, smoothing, and analyzing time-series signals.| [[visual3d:tutorials:knowledge_discovery:signal_processing | Signal Processing]] |
+|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 5 - Force Platforms:** [[https://youtu.be/MlkNIOYkj3s?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]|Covers the steps for setting up force platform parameters, calculating kinematic and kinetic variables, and integrating force data into your biomechanics analysis. Provides clear instructions for users to effectively utilize force platform data within Visual3D.| [[visual3d:tutorials:kinematics_and_kinetics:force_platforms | Force Platforms]] |
+|**Visual3D Tutorial Video 6 - Event Processing:** [[https://youtu.be/D4w8YItfjCQ?feature=shared|Link to Youtube Video]]| Covers the steps to identify, edit, and manage events in your biomechanics data, enabling precise segmentation and analysis of key movement phases.| [[visual3d:tutorials:events:event_processing | Event Processing]] |
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 ===== Previous Visual3D Tutorials [C-Motion Youtube Channel] ======
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 |**Visual3D Video Tutorial- Workspace Overview:** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwwYzdpWFWo|Link to YouTube video]]|[[Visual3D:Getting_Started:Workspace|Workspace Overview]]|
 |**Visual3D Video Tutorial- Visualizing Data:** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Q8G2twEtxw|Link to YouTube video]]|[[Visual3D:Tutorials:Reports:Visualizing_Data_|Visualizing Data]]|
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 ==== Model Building ====
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 |**Visual3D Video Tutorial: Function Joints - Knee:** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Hwxhiw5w3I|Link to YouTube video]]|[[Visual3D:Documentation:Modeling:Functional_Joints:Example_-_Functional_Knee|Functional Knee Tutorial]]|
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 ==== Report Building ====