CutPoint1D, CutPoint2D, CutPoint3D
Create a 1D, 2D, or 3D cut point dataset.
Syntax
model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint1D");
model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint2D");
model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint3D");
model.result().dataset(<dtag>).set(property,<value>);
Description
model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint1D") creates a 1D cut point dataset with the name <dtag>.
model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint2D") creates a 2D cut point dataset with the name <dtag>.
model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint3D") creates a 3D cut point dataset with the name <dtag>.
A cut point is the 0D analog of cut lines and cut planes. A difference compared to cut lines and cut planes is that a cut point feature can contain an arbitrary number of points. Cut points can exist in 1D, 2D, and 3D.
The following properties are available:
none | dataset name
The local z-coordinates, when locdef is set to physical.
The local relative z-coordinates, when locdef is set to relative.
reference | physical | relative
The location definition, in Cut Point 3D datasets where data is set to a Layered Material dataset and snapping is set to boundary or mesh: a reference surface, physical z-coordinate, or a relative z-coordinate.
coords | file | grid | regulargrid
cpt1n (for the first cut point dataset)
none | boundary | edge
See Also
PointGraph