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Starting with OpenSim 4.0, C3D reading and conversion into OpenSim formats is available. Currently, use of C3D reading is limited to C++ and scripting and we will be working to support direct C3D reading in the GUI in future releases. The easiest way to use OpenSim to read your C3D data is through the Matlab interface. Once you have setup OpenSim use in Matlab, you can read C3D files and write marker and force data to .trc and .mot file formats, easily.
Starting with OpenSim 4.2, OpenSim defaults to using ezc3d (https://github.com/pyomeca/ezc3d) to parse c3d files.
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Prior to OpenSim version 4.2, C3DFileAdapter only supports supported reading Type-2 Force plates (AMTI & Bertec) . If you have a and not Type-3 (Kistler), or any other type, please consider donating your C3D files of forceplate data to the OpenSim project. To contribute C3D files, please email opensim@stanford.edu.however this limitation has been lifted with the use of ezC3D in version 4.2 and moving forward. Please contact the support of ezc3d project above if you run into issues using it. |
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