I am modifying the StandingModel example in AnyBody Modeling System 6.0 to model a backpack with two shoulder straps.
The main issues are:
The straps dip inward around the shoulders instead of following the anatomical contour.
The straps appear asymmetric in the posterior view.
Using Clavicula.StrapNode results in an unresolved-object error.
Could you recommend the appropriate anatomical reference nodes and a reliable way to define symmetric backpack strap paths in AMMR 6.0? If an existing example is available, I would appreciate a reference to it.
Unfortunately, we don't support AnyBody v 6.0 on the forum at this point. If you are on maintenance, can you please update to the latest version of AnyBody? If not, then you are welcome to contact our Sales team to help you with an offer for maintenance.
Reading quickly your post, all I can say is that an unresolved object error means that you are referring to an object that has not been created or you are referring to it incorrectly. If you have created StrapNode on the clavicula, can you please explore to it in the model tree and use the full path?
Thank you for your reply and for the helpful suggestion.
I understand that AnyBody 6.0 is no longer supported on the forum. I will check the Model Tree to identify the available nodes on the clavicle and verify their full paths.
My main goal is to define anatomically realistic and symmetric backpack straps without inward deformation around the shoulders.
If possible, could you recommend an existing AMMR example or documentation that demonstrates a similar backpack strap setup?
There is a Shoulder Bag example in the AMMR that you can try to see.
Please try to use AnyKinPLine or AnyKinSPLine. You would need to carefully define the reference nodes or surfaces on the human model to ensure symmetry.