The "3D" options field causes a change to a 3D pressure-range. Please note that this only applies to the gait pattern of the active zone (red rectangle). The button "change side" retains its effectiveness. Accordingly, a quick change to the other measured foot side is possibly by a single mouse click.

You can view this measurement from different perspectives. To do so, please click into the working surface and rotate the measurement while holding down the left mouse button. The following key combinations and mouse movements determine the rotating direction:

Key Combination	Mouse Movements	Rotating Direction
Left Mouse Button	Horizontal	Around the y-axis
Left Mouse Button	Vertical	Around the x-axis

In the default settings the gait patterns are displayed as isobars. This figure displays the constant pressure distribution. The options field "Isobars" is activated.

If you zoomed into the force-time diagram of a measurement, you can use the "cut" function to delete the remaining part of the measurement, i.e. only the currently visible part of the measurement is saved. This function is carried through without callback and hence to be used with care.

Should the display of the gait patterns of the two feet be inverted, you can use the function "Left Right" to swap the measurements to the correct side.

Note:
Before each measurement you should ensure that the active zone (red rectangle) in the display area is adapted to the measurement object (right or left foot; see "change side").

Below the display area there is a force-time diagram. Here, the summed force is plotted in dependence on the time. The summed force of the left foot is displayed as a red line, while that of the right foot is displayed as a green line.

By a single click on the left mouse button on the diagram that point in time is selected and the respective pressure distribution patter is displayed in the display area. A black, vertical line marks the selected point in time. Simultaneously, the current force values are displayed in the area of the force display in the line "Current [N]". The selected point in time appears in the diagram's upper right corner. When holding down the left mouse button on the line, it can be moved resulting in a "quasi-Realtime"-display of the gait pattern. A further possibility to scroll through the gait patter is to use the right or left arrow buttons on your keyboard. Here, the scrolling direction corresponds to the arrows.
Furthermore, you can zoom into a specific area of the diagram. To do so, you need to click both the left mouse button and the CTRL-key and then use the mouse to draw a rectangle above the area to be enlarged. When combining of the CTRL-key with a single click on the left mouse button the whole measurement is displayed again.