TCL Scope BOUNDARY

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Index

Syntax

BOUNDARY arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4

Description

A boundary line is created.

Arguments

Minimum quantity: 2(1)

arg1

Value

Dimension

Meaning

name

TEXT

Name of the boundary line

END

KEYWORD

Scope will be closed.

arg2

Value

Dimension

Meaning

BEGIN

KEYWORD

Scope will be opened.

OPEN

KEYWORD

Definition of an accompanying axis whose plan and elevation are based on a reference axis.

EXTREF

KEYWORD

Definition of a secondary axis that connects to a station of a reference axis at a certain angle.

arg3

Value

Dimension

Meaning

BEGIN

KEYWORD

Scope will be opened (arg2 != BEGIN)

ADD

KEYWORD

The content of the scope will be added to the boundary (arg2 = BEGIN).

CLEAR

KEYWORD

The content of the boundary is deleted before the scope is imported (arg2 = BEGIN).

arg4 (arg3 = BEGIN)

Value

Dimension

Meaning

ADD

KEYWORD

The content of the scope will be added to the boundary.

CLEAR

KEYWORD

The content of the boundary is deleted before the scope is imported.

Scopes

CBOUNDARIES

Examples

BOUNDARY "Boundary1" OPEN BEGIN

BOUNDARY END

The boundary line “Boundary1" is created. Since it is an open boundary line, the last point is not connected to the first point.

BOUNDARY "Boundary6" EXTREF BEGIN

REFERENCE "Edge(0.265,2.29061)" "Boundary1"

SYSTEM "Boundary1" CENTER "L28" 2 POS NEG

OFFSET 1.20000

MULTIPLY 0.00000 1

BOUNDARY END

The boundary line "Boundary6” is created, where its geometry is defined at a boundary "Boundary1" of the external cross section "Edge" . The external cross section contains 2 variables whose values are adjusted as arguments (0.265,2.29061) when referencing.

In this chapter

TCL Command THICKNESS

TCL Command REFERENCE

TCL Command SYSTEM

TCL Command OFFSET

TCL Command MULTIPLY

TCL Scope POINTS



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