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visual3d:documentation:modeling:segments:segment_properties_example [2024/06/19 13:58] – created sgrangervisual3d:documentation:modeling:segments:segment_properties_example [2024/07/17 15:45] (current) – created sgranger
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 +====== Segment Properties Example ======
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 This example specifies segment properties from pipeline commands. For a variety of legacy reasons, Visual3D does not allow users to specify the segment depth as an expression. This limitation means that the command [[Visual3D:Documentation:Pipeline:Model_Commands:Modeling_Commands#Set_Model_Metric|Set_Model_Metric]] cannot be used for segment depth. This example specifies segment properties from pipeline commands. For a variety of legacy reasons, Visual3D does not allow users to specify the segment depth as an expression. This limitation means that the command [[Visual3D:Documentation:Pipeline:Model_Commands:Modeling_Commands#Set_Model_Metric|Set_Model_Metric]] cannot be used for segment depth.
  
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-===== Specifying segment properties from a value =====+==== Specifying segment properties from a value ====
  
 This example is for the Pelvis and assumes that the Pelvis segment has been constructed. This example is for the Pelvis and assumes that the Pelvis segment has been constructed.
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-===== Specifying segment properties from a metric =====+==== Specifying segment properties from a metric ====
  
 There are two examples: one for the pelvis segment and one for the Thorax. There are two examples: one for the pelvis segment and one for the Thorax.
  
-==== Pelvis ====+=== Pelvis ===
  
 Create a metric to compute the depth as the distance between two markers/landmarks. This example is for the Pelvis and assumes that the Pelvis segment has ben constructed. In addition, the landmark **MID_ASIS** has been created. Create a metric to compute the depth as the distance between two markers/landmarks. This example is for the Pelvis and assumes that the Pelvis segment has ben constructed. In addition, the landmark **MID_ASIS** has been created.
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-==== Thorax ====+=== Thorax ===
  
 This example is for the Thorax and assumes that the Thorax segment has ben constructed. Since Visual3D does not allow users to specify the segment depth as an expression, a user could construct the Thorax segment with a "dummy" depth number (0.12) and use the pipeline below to calculate a depth value based on targets/landmarks on the segment. This example is for the Thorax and assumes that the Thorax segment has ben constructed. Since Visual3D does not allow users to specify the segment depth as an expression, a user could construct the Thorax segment with a "dummy" depth number (0.12) and use the pipeline below to calculate a depth value based on targets/landmarks on the segment.
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