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};
//---------------------------------
AnyViaPointMuscle TricepsShort = {
AnyMuscleModel &MusMdl = ..Muscles.MusMdl;
AnyRefNode &Org = ..Segs.UpperArm.TricepsShort;
AnyRefNode &Ins = ..Segs.ForeArm.Triceps;
AnyDrawMuscle DrwMus = {};
};
//---------------------------------
AnyViaPointMuscle BicepsLong = {
AnyMuscleModel &MusMdl = ..Muscles.MusMdl;
AnyRefNode &Org = ..GlobalRef.BicepsLong;
AnyRefNode &Ins = ..Segs.ForeArm.Biceps;
AnyDrawMuscle DrwMus = {};
};
//---------------------------------
AnyViaPointMuscle TricepsLong = {
AnyMuscleModel &MusMdl = ..Muscles.MusMdl;
AnyRefNode &Org = ..GlobalRef.TricepsLong;
AnyRefNode &Ins = ..Segs.ForeArm.Triceps;
AnyDrawMuscle DrwMus = {};
};
Try adding the data and viewing the result by reloading. You should get a picture more or less as what you
see below:
The model does not seem to be correctly connected at the elbow. The ArmStudy actually contains a default
operation for getting the elements ordered with respect to each other. It is the SetInitialConditions study in
the tree at the upper left corner of the Main Frame. Try clicking it, then hit the Run button, and the
segments fall into position as shown below.