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Description |
A surface representing the interior of curve that is everywhere equidistant from the center point. |
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Parameters |
Label – A unique name that identifies the solid. (ISolid/Label) Coordinate System – The coordinate system in which the solid is defined. Defaults to working coordinate system at time of creation. (ISolid/CoordinateSystem) Material – Chosen material for the solid. (ISolid/Material) Include in Simulation – Indicates if the solid is included in the simulation. If False, the solid is also not shown in the view. (ISolid/Include) Visible - Indicates if the solid is shown in the view. (ISolid/Visible) Mesh Control Only - Indicates if the solid is used as a tool to control meshing. If True, the portion of the solid that does not overlap the other normal solid is thrown away prior to simulation. Additionally, the material of such a solid is irrelevant so the material parameter is hidden. (ISolid/MeshControlOnly) Plane – Plane of the solid's coordinate system that the surface lies in. (ISurface/Plane) Center - [LENGTH] – Center of the circle defined in the solid’s coordinate system. (ISurfaceCircle/Center) Radius - [LENGTH] - Radius of the circle. (ISurfaceCircle/Radius) |
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User Interface Button |
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Command Details |
The Plane is inherited from the current working plane. Mouse click order
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Requirements |
Radius must be greater than zero. |
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Other Notes |
None. |
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Example Creation Script |
Solid_1 = Geometry_1.SurfaceCircle("Circle_1", "World", "Air", "XY", "-0.008, -0.014, 0", "0.003") |
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Scripting Interfaces |
“ISolid”
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