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You view and change the settings for the supplied export pipeline operations in the Properties pane at the bottom of the Pipeline Tools pane. For more information, see:

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You can also export to a number of other file formats: to view the available formats, in the Pipeline Tools pane, go to the Available Operations list and expand File Export.

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1. Ensure you have loaded and processed the required data.
2. In the Pipeline Tools pane, create a File Export pipeline that includes the Export ASCII operation. (For a reminder of how to create a pipeline, see Create a pipeline .)
3. In the Current Pipeline operations list, click on the operation, then in the Properties section at the bottom of the Pipeline Tools pane, view or change settings for the desired properties:
   
   • Flename: Do one of the following:
     
     • Accept the default Current Trial setting; or
     • To use a different path and/or filename, click the downward arrow to the right of the box, clear the Macro check box, and click the ellipsis (...). You can then enter the required file name, including its extension, for example my_trial.csv.
   • File Extension: Can be .csv, .txt, or if required, clear the Macro check box as described above and then specify the required extension.
   • First Frame and Last Frame: If required, change these to specify the range that you want to export.
   • Delimiter: Do one of the following:
     
     • Click to choose the delimiter of the exported data, selecting either commas, tabs, or line feeds/carriage returns; or
     • To use a different delimiter, click the downward arrow and clear the Macro check box. You can then edit the Delimiter field to specify a combination of ASCII characters (maximum of two characters).
   • Local Numeric Format: If you want the exported data to use the local language float number format, select this check box.
   • Export Gait Cycle Parameters: To export gait cycle analysis, select this option.
   • Export Events: To export events, select this option. If you choose to include events, they are sorted in the output file by type, subject and time of occurrence.
   • Digital Device Sampling: Choose the digital devices frame rate and sampling rate options:
     
     • MX Frames: Exports at the same frame rate as the trajectory data. The exported data may be up-sampled to achieve an integer number of sub-samples per frame.
     • Raw Frames Exports at the original frame rate and sample rate. The exported frame and sub-frame numbers may not correspond to other devices or the trajectory data.
   • Local Numeric Format: To export using the local language's float number format, select this option.
   • For the rest of the outputs, you can do one of the following:
     
     • Click to choose to export either none, only the selected output type, or all of them; or
     • To supply a comma-separated list, click the downward arrow to the right of the drop-down list and clear the Macro check box.

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   : In most cases, as an alternative to selecting All, you can use the asterisk * wildcard.

4. Either run the pipeline or right-click the Export ASCII operation and click Run selected op.
5. After you have run the pipeline operation and exported the file, you can examine the exported data as required.
   

Configure the Export C3D operation

The Export C3D pipeline operation exports the current state of the processed data to a .c3d file. You can then import the data into other software for further processing or report generation.

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