There are two input variants: Standard input and Complex input. By default, the Standard input is active. The differences between the two variants are briefly explained below.
The columns for position of legs, bending of the body and position of arm are summarized by the Body posture column. In this column, the user can make the choice that is right for him from different combinations of these three influencing variables. It must be noted here that not all body postures possible in reality can be entered. Using the complex input mode is absolutely necessary in some cases.
Standard input of the body posture (stretched legs with different bends of the body and arm positions)
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 By separating the body posture into leg position, body bending and arm position, this mode is much more flexible in the input of real geometries. However, because these values must always be set separately, this means more effort and thus increases the time required to record the analysis. Again, some cases require resorting to the complex input. For example, mapping a bent body posture with hands above the head is not possible with the standard input.
Complex input of the body posture: The three components leg position, body bending and arm position can be defined independently of each other. |
