"It is possible to draw the components seperately but you need to
make three AnyDrawVectors to do this.
Something like this for the x component should work
AnyDrawVector RGHJntForceX = {
AnyRefFrame &ref =
Main.MyArm.HumanModel.Right.ShoulderArm.Seg.Humeru s.gh;
GlobalCoord=Off;
Vec =
Main.DrawSettings.DrawSettingsJointReactions.Lin.S caleFactor*
{Main.MyArm.HumanModel.Right.ShoulderArm.Jnt.GHLin Con.Reaction.Fout
[0],0,0};
DrawCoord = On;
Line.RGB = Main.DrawSettings.DrawSettingsJointReactions.Lin.R GB;
Line.Thickness =
Main.DrawSettings.DrawSettingsJointReactions.Lin.T hickness;
};
Please notice that the setting GlobalCoord=Off; by default this is
On meaning that the vector will be displayed in the global
coordinate system. By setting it to off it will display the force in
the coordinate system of the humerus.gh node.
Best regards
Søren, AnyBody Support"
I do it like this:
GlobalCoord=Off;
PointAway = On;
DrawCoord = On;
but there is no system and the vector for the absolute value is pointing in a totally different direction (ok, logical).
In general I’d like to compare the forces in the GH Joint with the results from OrthoLoad.com, but I need to change the coordinate system to make it comparable.
Do u know any other sources for forces of the joint reaction?