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Windows
This section contains information about the four parts of the OpenSim window and one topic on formatting:
Parts of the OpenSim Window
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View Window
The View window provides 3D visualization and animation of musculoskeletal models and simulations in the OpenSim GUI.
To add multiple views of the same model:
To learn more about the features of the 3D View Window please visit Navigating the 3D View Window
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Navigator Window
The Navigator window provides information about a loaded model, such as bodies, actuators, joints, and associated motions, in a tree-style format.
To see the Navigator window:
To expand or reduce branches in the Navigator window, click the plus or minus icon next to the branch heading. To learn more about the Navigator Window please visit Navigator Window.
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Coordinates Window
The Coordinates Window allows a user to interactively modify the joint coordinates in the model.
To see the Coordinates Window:
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Messages Window
The Messages window prints details of commands and analyses performed within OpenSim.
To see the Messages window:
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Topology View
As of OpenSim 3.2, we have added a Topology Viewer, which displays the tree of connections between bodies and joints in any OpenSim model. The Topology View at right shows the topology for the gait2354 model distributed with OpenSim. |
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Docking
The layout of the windows in the OpenSim GUI can be reconfigured by docking.
To dock a window:
An orange outline will appear, previewing where the window will be docked.
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