1. Analyze Graphs

1. Click on the "Layout - Two Panes: Top/Bottom" option at the top of the interface to split the main interface into two panes. When selecting a pane, there will be an orange border. Then, click on "View Type" to display "3D Data View" in one window and "Analysis Graphs" in the other window (11.1.1).

   

   11.1.1
2. In real-time mode, after selecting a named point, the analysis chart will display the current value along with the maximum and minimum values (11.1.2). In post-processing mode, the chart will only display the maximum and minimum values of XYZ for the entire dataset;

3. The scale values on the y-axis are displayed on the right side of the analysis chart. In real-time mode, these will change in real-time based on the data for the named point, while there will be no change in post-processing mode;\

   

   11.1.2
4. Clicking on "Position/Velocity/Acceleration" shows the analysis of the position (coordinate), velocity, and acceleration of the Marker point. If "Velocity" is selected, clicking on any Marker will display the velocity and waveform curve of the point in the chart (11.1.3).

   

   11.1.3
5. 'Distance' represents the calculation and analysis of the linear distance between two Marker points. Select two Markers in the 3D view or asset panel list, and the analysis chart will display the spacing and curve between these two Markers (11.1.4). Be careful not to select the same point. Two points form a group, and up to ten groups of points can be selected to view distance data.The distance list will display the ID for the distances between each group of named points;\

   

   11.1.4
6. "Angles" represent the angle between lines connected by multiple Marker points. Select four Markers to view the angle data, and the analysis chart will display the angle changes of the angles between multiple Marker points. Four Marker points are grouped together, displaying up to ten sets of data (11.1.5);\

   

   11.1.5

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Interactive Chart Controls

1. Hold Shift + Mouse Wheel to zoom in or out on the data curve in the analysis chart;

2. Hold Shift + Left Mouse Button and move up or down to pan the data curve vertically; the scale on the y-axis will also change accordingly;

3. Hold Ctrl + Left Mouse Button and move left or right to zoom in or out on the horizontal axis at the current mouse hover position; the scale displayed on the horizontal axis will also change;

4. When the mouse is placed over a particular frame on the data curve, it will display the value for that frame (11.1.6), where the number in front is the frame number and the number behind is the value for that frame;\

   

   11.1.6

Interactive Chart Controls can be used on the Analysis Graphs, Analog Graphs, and Skeleton Graphs

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Tag editing

1. In the analysis chart of the post-processing mode, you can draw the trajectory of the marked point or translate the selected trajectory (11.1.7);

   

   11.1.7
2. Plot a trajectory: Select a named point, open the analysis chart, click the "Draw Trajectory" button above the chart, and hold down the left mouse button on a vertical axis of the analysis chart to drag and draw the marker coordinate data. The "Draw Trajectory" function can plot the data of the lost points, and you can also redraw the existing coordinate data;

3. Translate the trajectory: Hold down the left mouse button and drag on a vertical axis in the analysis chart to draw a rectangular box to select a curve, and drag the selected curve up and down with the left mouse button to edit the corresponding coordinate data (11.1.8).

   

   11.1.8