wallPositionType

A point through which a wall runs, in the coordinate system of the fuselage or vessel. <y> and <z> are always given; the x-coordinate is given directly or by another element.

x-coordinate

<x> gives the x-coordinate directly. Otherwise, x is where the line parallel to the x-axis through (y, z) meets an element: the surface of the pressure bulkhead <bulkheadUID>, the cross section of the fuselage or vessel at the section <sectionUID>, or the wall <wallSegmentUID>. The line meets the element exactly once. A wall can end flush with the element that gives the x-coordinate of its first or last position (wallSegmentType).

<fuselageSectionUID> is deprecated and means the same as <sectionUID>.

Name	Type	Constraints	Use	Default	Description
`@uID`	`xsd:ID`		optional		UID

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.
choiceExactly one of the alternatives below may appear, unless the occurrence next to this line says otherwise.
`bulkheadUID`	`stringUIDBaseType`	[1..1] required	UID of the pressure bulkhead whose surface gives the x-coordinate
`wallSegmentUID`	`stringUIDBaseType`	[1..1] required	UID of the wall segment that gives the x-coordinate
`fuselageSectionUID`	`stringUIDBaseType`	[1..1] required	Deprecated: use sectionUID
`sectionUID`	`stringUIDBaseType`	[1..1] required	UID of the section whose cross section gives the x-coordinate
`x`	`doubleBaseType`	[1..1] required	X-coordinate [m]
`y`	`doubleBaseType`	[1..1] required	Y-coordinate [m]
`z`	`doubleBaseType`	[1..1] required	Z-coordinate [m]

wallPositionType

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