Would you consider handling BioBuddy models ?

[EveCharbie]

Context: I want to know where to put my efforts.

Question: Would you consider having a pyorerun.BioBuddyModel() like you have a pyorerun.BiorbdModel() method ?

I am using pyorerun in BioBuddy to show the result of the model modifications made (which works as a charm because at this stage I can export the model into a .bioMod).
However, my problem is when I want to show intermediate steps. Possible options are:

1. I handle mesh paths differently in BioBuddy so that I could export an intermediary .bioMod and use pyorerun as is.
2. We make a BioBuddy model reader in pyorerun. (The added benefit of this method is that each time a new model format parser is added to biobuddy, it becomes automatically possible to animate this file format in pyorerun).

[Ipuch]

Actually is not difficult to support Biobuddy models. You just have to follow the abstract methods, see https://github.com/pyomeca/pyorerun/tree/1.4.0/pyorerun/model_interfaces

[EveCharbie]

I do not have time to do this right now, but I got motivated to do it by the idea of being able to modify a model in real time.
Idea: It would be awesome (I don't know if realistic though) to be able to move model components using a small interface similar to the "Q" window in the "LiveModelAnimation".
I think, the first/easiest use case to start with would be to change the position of a marker on a segment.
See https://www.opensimcreator.com/ for inspiration !

[Ipuch]

I think we should not redo what opensimcreator does better than us.

We should be able to convert our models to opensim format to benefit from their interface. And be able to convert them back to any other format. Biobuddy should be able to do that right ?

But if you want to add such a feature because you need it, do it. :)