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| Script Name | Description |
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| runTutorialOne.py | This example script performs the steps performed in Tutorial 1 - Intro to Musculoskeletal Modeling. |
| runTutorialTwo.py | This example script performs the steps performed in Tutorial 2 - Simulation and Analysis of a Tendon Transfer Surgery. |
| runTutorialThree.py | This example script performs the steps performed in Tutorial 3 - Scaling, Inverse Kinematics, and Inverse Dynamics. |
| testShowModelSummary.py | Displays information about the current model in a standalone dialog. |
| plotMuscleFiberLengthAgainstFile.py | Shows how to create and display a plot window. The script loads the BothLegs OpenSim model and adds curves of fiber length for the model. Then, it loads and plots data from a storage file, which contains fiber lengths for the model Subject01_simbody that is included with the OpenSim distribution. |
| plotMuscleMomentArmAgainstMotion.py | Shows how to plot muscle moment arms as a function of a motion. |
| makeUlnaHeavy.py | Shows how to create a modified version of a model that is loaded in the GUI. The script increases the mass of the ulna. The modified model is then loaded in the GUI. |
| alterTendonSlackLength.py | Shows how to change the attributes of the muscles for the current model. |
| runScaling.py | Runs the scale tool for the Gait2354 model, and loads the generic and scaled models in the GUI. |
runMultipleIKTrials.py | Runs multiple inverse kinematics trials. To see the results, load the model and IK output in the GUI. |
| strengthenModel.py | Increases the max. isometric force of all the muscles in the currently loaded model. A pop-up dialog displays a confirmation with the name of the new model. |
| editProperties.py | Script to demonstrate how to edit model component properties. |
| modelBuildingUtilitiesModelBuilder.py | Helper functions for adding specific types of components (Bodies, Frames, Joints, Geometry) to a model. |
| createControlsFromStorage.py | Helper function to create a controls.xml file from a .sto file. |
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