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Navigator Tree Nodes

The tree displayed in the Navigator window has nodes of many different types. Nodes can represent 1) a single object in the model or associated with the model or 2) collections of objects (for example, the node corresponding to the set of rigid bodies in a model). Nodes that correspond to multiple objects have a folder-like representation in the navigator tree. 

The following table describes the types of objects that can be represented in the tree and their corresponding icons. Some objects, such as markers, are not represented in the tree in order to present a less cluttered view when dealing with large models.

Node Label

Icon

What the node represents

[Model Name]

A full OpenSim model

  • Bodies

The set of rigid bodies in the model

  • [Body Name]

A single rigid body

  • [Wrap Object Name]

A single muscle wrap object

  • Display Geometry

The set of geometry files for a body

  • [Geometry Name]

A geometry (.vtp) Ayman, does this have to be a .vtp file?file with editable display properties

Forces

All forces in the model

  • Muscles

All Muscles

  • [Muscle Group Name]

A muscle group

  • [Muscle Name]

A single muscle

  • Actuators

All non-muscle actuators

  • TorqueActuator

A torque

  • CoordinateActuator

A Generalized force

  • Contact Forces

A force

  • Other Forces

A force

Joints

All joints in the model

  • [Joint Name]

A single joint

  • Dofs

All degrees of freedom for a joint

  • [Dof Name]

A function describing dof changes

Constraints

A list of constraints associated with the model

  • [Constraint Name]

A specific constraint

Contact Geometry

A list of contact geometry associated with the model

Markers

A list of markers associated with the model

  • [Marker Name]

A specific marker

Motions

All motions associated with a model

  • [Motion Name]

A specific motion

Selection of nodes in the Navigator tree follows the standard conventions: 

  • Select objects by clicking the left mouse button once on the tree node
  • Select a region of contiguous nodes in the tree using shift+left mouse
  • Clicking the left mouse button on a node that has already been selected causes it to be deselected
  • Add objects to a group of selected objects by using ctrl+left mouse

In addition, clicking the left mouse button twice (double clicking) a node toggles the display of its corresponding object. This is useful when quickly navigating the model to investigate where different objects are in the 3D View window. 

 

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