TCL Command INIT

Inhalt

Index

Syntax

INIT arg1 arg2 arg3 arg4

Description

The initial position is given by the connection point on the referenced member and its direction. A selected own connection point is set on that point of the reference member. In doing so, the own local axis system is adjusted to the reference system. The reference system is not always orthogonal. Therefore, there are different methods of orthogonalization. In orthogonalization, 2 vectors are always given and the third vector is created from the ex-product.

Arguments

Minimum quantity: 1

arg1

Value

Dimension

Meaning

ORTHO

KEYWORD

The initial system is already orthogonal.

ORTHOXZ

KEYWORD

1. direction: Xl, 2nd direction: Zl, projected onto normal surface of Xl

ORTHOXY

KEYWORD

1st direction: Xl, 2nd direction: Yl, projected onto normal surface of Xl

ORTHOZY

KEYWORD

1st direction: Zl, 2nd direction: Yl, projected onto normal surface of Zl

ORTHOYG

KEYWORD

1st direction: YG, 2nd direction: Zl, projected onto plan

arg2

Value

Dimension

Meaning

FLIP

KEYWORD

The 1st direction is reversed and the secondary directions are chosen to create a right-hand system.

DOCKAT

KEYWORD

The own docking point, which is used for positioning, follows as the next argument.

arg3 (arg2 = FLIP)

Value

Dimension

Meaning

DOCKAT

KEYWORD

The own docking point, which is used for positioning, follows as the next argument.

arg3 (arg2 = DOCKAT) or arg4 (arg3 = DOCKAT)

Value

Dimension

Meaning

dpname

TEXT

Name of the own docking point

Scopes

DOCKING/TRANSFORMATION

Examples

INIT ORTHOXZ DOCKAT "P3-M"

The output system is orthogonalized and "P3-M” is used as the connection position.



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