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Motion is a software application produced by Apple Inc. for their macOS operating system. It is used to create and edit motion graphics, titling for video production and film production, and 2D and 3D compositing for visual effects.
Motion is a motion graphics and compositing application similar in some ways to After Effects and Nuke. With version 3, Apple added 3D compositing, vector paint, and motion tracking to Motion's toolbox. This added power, plus the GPU accelerated nature of Motion, allows it to be seen as an alternative to those packages for titling and simple animation projects.
As well as supporting traditional keyframe animation, Motion introduced a system of pre-set 'behaviors' which can be combined to create realistic animations. For instance, the 'throw' behaviour will move an object across the screen. Combined with the 'gravity' behavior, it will simulate a realistic arc of motion. The effects can be tweaked utilizing various parameters, varying the strength of the bounces, the amount of gravity to apply and so on.
This is very different from traditional animation software, which requires the use of keyframes to determine the position of an object at any given time. Such software then automatically creates motion to fill the spaces between the keyframes. This makes it easy to know exactly where objects are on the screen at any given time, but it is considerably more difficult to create realistic animations that build up on different, conflicting forces.
The nice thing about using the Essential Graphics Panel to create templates like this is that it allows you to customize specific parameters and aspects of your motion graphics without going back and forth between After Effects and Premiere.
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In contrast to quantitative assessment of joint motion via ROM measurements (using a goniometer or arthrometer), the analysis of arthrokinematic motion quality is highly subjective in nature [18]. To date, this physical evaluation has focused on palpation analysis of the integrity and smoothness of motion regarding the presence or absence of crepitations (mechanical oscillations and sounds produced by articular surfaces) [19]. Therefore, there have been calls for the development of more specific methods to evaluate the quality of arthrokinematic motion [20].
One of the novel methods developed for more sensitive and objective assessment of articular function related to crepitus occurrence is vibroarthrography (VAG) [21,22]. This noninvasive method could be a helpful tool for clinicians, especially for rehabilitation specialists who are concerned with the analysis of arthrokinematic motion quality [10]. The VAG method is based on the analysis of high frequency vibroacoustic emission, which is a natural phenomenon acquired from relative motion of articular surfaces [16]. Although the VAG method is still in development, it shows high accuracy, sensitivity and specificity [23,24,25,26]. Recently it has been used to differentiate disorders of the patellofemoral joint (PFJ), due to the specific, disorder-related character of the VAG signal pattern [16,17]. It was also suggested that the analysis of arthrokinematic motion quality may be a helpful tool to monitor the effectiveness of specific rehabilitation in joint disorders [10].
The results presented herein show that the 6-week period of immobilization negatively affects the quality of arthrokinematic motion analyzed by the VAG method. Signals registered from knees after immobilization possessed greater variability, amplitude and higher spectral power. In contrast, the signals generated by the control joints were relatively smooth and have a lower power at lower and higher frequencies. This observation is expressed as higher values of VAG signal parameters in immobilized joints than in control knees. Therefore, we assume that the above-mentioned diminished arthrokinematic motion quality is associated with several biomechanical impairments, postulated as complications of joint immobilization. It has been found in numerous animal models that 15 days of immobilization caused retrogressive alterations of articular cartilage, while 8 weeks of immobilization induced significant changes in cartilage thickness, number of chondrocytes, extracellular matrix components, and cartilage surface irregularity, fibrillation and softening [29,30,31,32]. Furthermore, immobilization may result in limited production (and degraded quality) of synovial fluid and hinder its diffusion in the joint cavity, which negatively influences lubrication of the articular surfaces [33,34]. As a consequence, an increase in the coefficient of friction occurs during patello-femoral motion, observed as increased vibrations registered in the VAG signal.
Moreover, it must be taken into consideration that the immobilized patients had limitations in knee flexion. Experimental research has shown that two factors are at play in the development of immobilization-induced joint contractures: arthrogenic (bone, cartilage, synovial membrane, capsule, and ligaments) and myogenic [35]. It was demonstrated that among arthrogenic components, shortening of the joint capsule plays an important role in the development of ROM restrictions [36,37]. Therefore, it is possible that knee capsular contracture caused an increase of patellofemoral stress, which contributed to the increase of friction [38]. This assumption may explain the presence of negative correlations between knee flexion ROM and values of VAG amplitude parameters (VMS and R4). However, this should be confirmed by further studies, since all the relations between biomechanics of noncontractile tissues, compressive stress of articular surfaces and kinetic friction are not known. Nonetheless, we showed that the presence of immobilization-related capsular contracture may limit both ROM of the knee and arthrokinematic motion quality.
The study limitation includes lack of long-term follow-up data (only a 2-week rehabilitation program) and a heterogenous group including operative and non-operative patients. Although all subjects analyzed in this study underwent an X-ray examination, the direct status of articular structures was not assessed by a suitable imaging method, e.g., magnetic resonance imaging, and remains unknown [41]. Therefore, subsequent research of arthrokinematic motion quality should include evaluation of the condition of, for example, hyaline cartilage to establish the real relationship between immobilization-related chondral disturbances and VAG signals. Moreover, due to the specific inclusion criteria, the clinical treatment of patients is not the typical treatment utilized for this injury. It should also be considered, that our study did not include a group of immobilized patients who were not undergoing rehabilitation, which is a limitation in drawing a conclusion about direct impact of an applied rehabilitation program on the arthrokinematic motion quality.
Thanks to the following people* Patrick Boivin for stop-motion* Patrick Goski (Maxon,net) for 3D motion graphics example* TMS Consulting and Baylor University Film and Digital Media department for Dance Sequence
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