cutOutProfilesType

Instead of a straight cut or a cut through a control point, the cut of a cut-out is to be described by structural profiles: <innerCutOutProfile> and <outerCutOutProfile> at the two borders of the cut-out and <cutOutProfile> at further spanwise positions.

How such a profile is placed, scaled and rotated is not laid down. A structural profile is a set of points connected by sheets, with coordinates in metres (structuralProfileType); it has neither a first nor a last point, so the statement that the beginning and the end of the profile fix its placement and its scale has no meaning, and <rotZ> would rotate a profile whose ends are already fixed. The element is therefore not usable as it stands and is to be reworked or removed. Use <cutOutProfileControlPoint> to shape the cut (cutOutControlPointsType).

Attributes

Name	Type	Use	Description
`@externalDataDirectory`	`xsd:string`	optional	Directory of the external file the element was read from, as URI
`@externalDataNodePath`	`xsd:string`	optional	Path of the parent element in the merged dataset, at which the element was inserted from an external file
`@externalFileName`	`xsd:string`	optional	Name of the external file the element was read from

Child elements

Name	Type	OccurrenceHow often the element may appear at this place. The schema writes it as minOccurs and maxOccurs on the declaration.	Description
sequenceThe children below must appear in exactly this order. Each may repeat as often as its own occurrence allows.
`outerCutOutProfile`	`outerCutOutProfileType`	[1..1] required	Profile of the cut at the outer border
`innerCutOutProfile`	`outerCutOutProfileType`	[1..1] required	Profile of the cut at the inner border
`cutOutProfile`	`cutOutProfileType`	[0..∞] any number	Profile of the cut between the borders

cutOutProfilesType

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In a dataset · 9 paths

In the schema · 1 declaration