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 In **Tutorial 1**, we used a standing calibration file to define the various bones of a subject's lower body and in effect "built" a 3D model of the subject in the computer's 2D "world". In this tutorial, we will use Visual3D to assign the tracking data of a movement trial to the 3D model to create an animated representation of the subject's lower torso. In **Tutorial 1**, we used a standing calibration file to define the various bones of a subject's lower body and in effect "built" a 3D model of the subject in the computer's 2D "world". In this tutorial, we will use Visual3D to assign the tracking data of a movement trial to the 3D model to create an animated representation of the subject's lower torso.
  
-If you prefer, a video tutorial is available outlining the same process. It is available at this link: [[https://youtu.be/TmJvSwuBAE4?feature=shared|Visual3D Tutorial Video 2: Visualizing Data]]+If you prefer, a video tutorial is available outlining the same process. It is available at this link: [[https://youtu.be/FbWmMuSQSfE|Visual3D Tutorial Video 2: Visualizing Data]]
  
 ==== Objectives ==== ==== Objectives ====
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 ==== Preparing for the Tutorial ==== ==== Preparing for the Tutorial ====
-The files needed and end results of this tutorial is available at the following link: [[https://has-motion.com/download/YouTubeTutorial/Visual3D_Tutorial2_SignalProcessing.zip|Visual3D Tutorial 2 Sample Data]]. The following files are present within: +The files needed and end results of this tutorial is available at the following link: [[https://has-motion.com/download/YouTubeTutorial/Visual3D Tutorial 2 Visualizing Data.zip|Visual3D Tutorial 2 Sample Data]]. The following files are present within: 
-  * **Tutorial2_Start**: CMZ Workspace file with Lower Body Static Model loaded in. +  * **Tutorial2_VisualizingData_Start**: CMZ Workspace file with Lower Body Static Model loaded in. 
-  * **Walking Trial 1.c3d**: Movement trial file to be added to workspace +  * **Walking Trial 1.c3d**: Movement trial file to be added to workspace.
-  * **Tutorial2_FinalResult**: CMZ Workspace after completing the tutorial.+
   * **Corrected Walking Trial 1.c3d**: Corrected movement trial file.   * **Corrected Walking Trial 1.c3d**: Corrected movement trial file.
  
 ===== Loading the Files ===== ===== Loading the Files =====
-If it is not already loaded, open the starting cmz file (Tutorial2_Start). \\ **Note:** CMZ is the file extension Visual3D uses to save your workspace. +If it is not already loaded, open the starting cmz file (Tutorial2_VisualizingData_Start). \\ **Note:** CMZ is the file extension Visual3D uses to save your workspace. 
-    - From the **File** menu, select **Open/Add...**, //Choose Tutorial2_Start.cmz.//+    - From the **File** menu, select **Open/Add...**, //Choose Tutorial2_VisualizingData_Start.cmz.//
     - From the workspace status screen, verify the model file named //Lower Body Static Trial.c3d// appears in the column labeled **Models/Calibration Files.** \\ {{:visual3d:tutorials:reports:datasetloaded_start_v3dt2.png?800|}}     - From the workspace status screen, verify the model file named //Lower Body Static Trial.c3d// appears in the column labeled **Models/Calibration Files.** \\ {{:visual3d:tutorials:reports:datasetloaded_start_v3dt2.png?800|}}
   - From the **File** menu, select **Open/Add....**   - From the **File** menu, select **Open/Add....**
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   - From the **File** menu, open the **Export** subfolder and select **Export C3D File.** The //Export C3D File// dialog box will open. \\ {{:Tutorial2_8.jpg}}   - From the **File** menu, open the **Export** subfolder and select **Export C3D File.** The //Export C3D File// dialog box will open. \\ {{:Tutorial2_8.jpg}}
   - From the **File to Export** drop down Select //Walking Trial 1.c3d.//   - From the **File to Export** drop down Select //Walking Trial 1.c3d.//
-  - Click **Browse.** +  - Beside the "New File Name" box, click **Browse.** 
-  - From the //Save As// dialog box browse to the location where you store your files and enter //Corrected Walking Trial 1.c3d// in the **File name** field.\\ **Note:** It is permissible to overwrite the existing file but it is a good practice to keep your original data intact so we recommend choosing a new name.+  - From the computer's //Save As// dialog box browse to the location where you store your files and enter //Corrected Walking Trial 1.c3d// in the **File name** field.\\ **Note:** It is permissible to overwrite the existing file but it is a good practice to keep your original data intact so we recommend choosing a new name.
   - Click **Save.**   - Click **Save.**
   - From the //Export C3D File// dialog box Click **Export.** \\ **Note:** Leave all other options at the default values. Many of these options are available to handle irregularities in the c3d file format, and should only be used when necessary.   - From the //Export C3D File// dialog box Click **Export.** \\ **Note:** Leave all other options at the default values. Many of these options are available to handle irregularities in the c3d file format, and should only be used when necessary.
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