Specifications

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};
The parameters here are more or less random. In a moment we shall explain the ones that are less random,
but first we must assign the new model to Muscle1:
AnyShortestPathMuscle Muscle1 = {
AnyMuscleModel &Model = .Model2;
AnyRefFrame &Orig = .GlobalRef.M1Origin;
AnyRefFrame &Via = .Arm.ViaPoint;
AnySurface &srf = .GlobalRef.CylCenter.WrapSurf;
AnyRefFrame &Ins = .Arm.M1Insertion;
SPLine.StringMesh = 20;
AnyDrawMuscle drw = {
Bulging = 0;
ColorScale = 1;
MaxStress = 250000;
};
};
We are ready to run the analysis again and investigate the results. Pick the InverseDynamicAnalysis in the
tree of operations and click the Run button. Then open a new Chart View and expand the tree in the Chart
View as far down as Muscle1. You will see a whole list of muscle properties that you can chart simply by
clicking them. Let us initially see how the properties Lm and Lmdot affecting the strength of the model. You
can plot several properties simultaneously in the Chart View by use of an asterix in the variable specification
field at the top of the window like this: