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Syntax
POINT arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4 arg5 arg6
Description
A docking point is created.
Arguments
Minimum quantity: 2
arg1
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
pname |
TEXT |
Name of the point |
arg2
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
GLOBAL |
KEYWORD |
There follow 3 global coordinates. |
LOCAL |
KEYWORD |
There follow 3 local coordinates in the coordinate system of the member. |
XLOCPNT |
KEYWORD |
This is followed by the local longitudinal coordinate and a reference point name from the cross section. |
XRELCYZ |
KEYWORD |
This is followed by the relative longitudinal coordinate and 2 local cross-sectional coordinates. |
XRELPNT |
KEYWORD |
This is followed by the relative longitudinal coordinate and a reference point name from the cross section. |
arg3 - arg5 (arg2 = GLOBAL)
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
X |
LSTRUCTD |
X-global |
Y |
LSTRUCTD |
Y-global |
Z |
LSTRUCTD |
Z-global |
arg3 - arg5 (arg2 = LOCAL)
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
x |
LSTRUCTD |
X-local |
y |
LSTRUCTD |
Y-local |
z |
LSTRUCTD |
Z-local |
arg3 - arg5 (arg2 = XLOCPNT)
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
x |
LSTRUCTD |
X-local |
rpname |
TEXT |
Name of the reference point in the cross-section |
zdir |
ENUM |
Value from the list {"ZA1POS", "ZA1NEG", "ZA2POS", "ZA2NEG"}. To be able to define the connection surface (or direction) when positioning another member, the directions of the intersection lines of the point 'rpname’ are used. This provides 4 possible directions, the positive and negative direction of those lines respectively. The connection direction when using the point is then the normal to the selected direction. |
arg3 - arg5 (arg2 = XRELPNT)
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
xrel |
DOUBLE |
X-relative |
rpname |
TEXT |
Name of the reference point in the cross-section |
zdir |
ENUM |
Value from the list {"ZA1POS", "ZA1NEG", "ZA2POS", "ZA2NEG"}. To be able to define the connection surface (or direction) when positioning another member, the directions of the intersection lines of the point 'rpname’ are used. This provides 4 possible directions, the positive and negative direction of those lines respectively. The connection direction when using the point is then the normal to the selected direction. |
arg3 - arg5 (arg2 = XRELCYZ)
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
xrel |
DOUBLE |
X-relative |
y |
LCROSSD |
Y-local |
z |
LCROSSD |
Z-local |
arg6
Value |
Dimension |
Meaning |
TEMPLATE |
KEYWORD |
The point is determined by the referenced template and is inherited. |
Scopes
BODY/DOCKING/POINTS
Examples
POINT "P1-0" XRELPNT 0.0000 "P1"
POINT "P1-1" XRELPNT 1.0000 "P1"
POINT "P1-M" XRELPNT 0.5000 "P1"
Three connection points are created, which refer to the cross-section point "P1”. They are located on the base surface, the middle surface and the upper surface of the component.
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