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VX(I, J, K, L) |
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Description |
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The VX function computes the X component of the relative translational velocity of marker I with respect to marker J resolved in the coordinate system of marker K. The time derivatives are taken in the marker L. Arguments J, K, and L are optional and default to 0, which refers to Global Frame. |
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<Post_Request comment = "vel-expr" id = "70000043" type = "EXPRESSION" expr1 = "NULL" expr2 = "VX(30301010,30301011,30301011)" expr3 = "VY(30301010,30301011,30301011)" expr4 = "VZ(30301010,30301011,30301011)" expr5 = "NULL" expr6 = "WX(30301010,30301011,30301011)" expr7 = "WY(30301010,30301011,30301011)" expr8 = "WZ(30301010,30301011,30301011)" /> |
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Arguments |
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I |
The marker whose velocity is to be computed. |
J |
The marker with respect to which the velocity is to be computed. This argument is optional. The default is Global Frame. |
K |
The relative velocity vector is resolved in the coordinate system of this marker. This argument is optional. The default is Global Frame. |
L |
Time derivatives are taken in the coordinate system of this marker. This argument is optional. The default is Global Frame. |
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