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Jacob Hilmar Adamsen committed Feb 26, 2025
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#path ANYBODY_PATH_OUTPUT "."
#include "C:\Workspace\ammr/libdef.any"
#include "../libdef.any"

//#define BM_ARM_LEFT OFF
//#define BM_TRUNK_MUSCLES OFF
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// };


VideoLookAtCamera RotatingGif(UP_DIRECTION=y , _AUTO_PLAY_VIDEOS=OFF, VIDEO_ENCODER="xvid") =
VideoLookAtCamera RotatingGif(UP_DIRECTION=y , _AUTO_PLAY_VIDEOS=OFF, _CLEAN_UP_IMAGES=1) =
{
VideoName = "_static/Human_rotating_model";

Analysis = {
AnyOperation &ref = Main.study.Kinematics;
};
VideoInputScale = 5;
VideoResolution = {350,350};
VideoResolution = {500,500};
VideoInputFrameRate = 30;
VideoOutputFrameRate = 30;
CameraLookAtPoint = Main.HumanModel.BodyModel.Trunk.SegmentsLumbar.PelvisSeg.r - {0,0.1,0};
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36 changes: 21 additions & 15 deletions Docs/ammr_installation.md
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# Installing Latest AMMR Files

Here you can find the guide to install the latest AMMR files. The files will
Here you can find the guide on how to install the latest AMMR files. The files will
be located locally, in the Documents folder of each user on your computer.
If there are multiple users using your computer, each of them will have to
follow this guide.
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window that opens when AnyBody starts:

```{image} _static/Installation-anybodyassistent.png
:alt: Step1
:class: bg-primary
:align: center
:width: 400
:width: 60%
```

```{rst-class} centered
```

**STEP 2**

Then select the "Install demo repository..."
Then select the "Install the demo repository by clicking this link".

```{image} _static/Installation-demo-repo.png
:alt: Step2
:class: bg-primary
:align: center
:width: 400
:width: 80%
```

This installs the repository into your Documents folder (e.g. {{ AMMR_DEMO_INST_DIR }}). You
may keep this files safe on your computer by copying them to another location. There you
can initialise a git repository in which you can version you models, keep a backup or
share them easily with the community.

:::{warning}
As written before, AnyBody Modelling System comes with a version of AMMR
(not necessarily the latest) which you can find in the installation folder of the
software. Do not use these files for your actual work unless you copy them somewhere
else. There is a risk to lose your changes in case AnyBody is reinstalled or updated.
You can use these files safely by copying them in your work folder.
This installs the repository into your Documents folder (e.g.
{{AMMR_DEMO_INST_DIR }}). You may keep these files safe on your computer by
copying them to another location. There you can initialise a git repository in
which you can version you models, keep a backup or share them easily with the
community.

:::{warning}
As written before, AnyBody Modelling System comes with a version of
AMMR (not necessarily the latest) which you can find in the installation folder
of the software. Do not directly use these files for your actual work unless you
copy them somewhere else. There is a risk to lose your changes in case AnyBody
is reinstalled or updated. You can use these files safely by **copying them to
your working folder**.
:::
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