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cuboidType Complex Type

Cuboid

Namespace: Empty

Schema: Empty

Base Type
Usages
Children
NameOccurrencesDescription
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      Element depthY

Depth in y-direction of the lower face [m]

      Element heightZ

Height in z-direction [m]

      Element lengthX

Length in x-direction of the lower face [m]

      Element transformation[0, 1]

Optional rigid transformation defining the position and orientation

      Element upperFaceXmax[0, 1]

Maximum x-coordinate where the upper face ends [m] (if not defined: equals lengthX)

      Element upperFaceXmin[0, 1]

Minimum x-coordinate where the the upper face starts [m] (if not defined: equals 0)

      Element upperFaceYmax[0, 1]

Maximum y-coordinate where the upper face ends [m] (if not defined: equals depthY)

      Element upperFaceYmin[0, 1]

Minimum y-coordinate where the upper face starts [m] (if not defined: equals 0)

Attributes
NameTypeRequiredDescription
Attribute externalDataDirectorySimple Type string

Directory of the external data file

Attribute externalDataNodePathSimple Type string

Path of the node inside the external data file

Attribute externalFileNameSimple Type string

Name of the external data file

Remarks

The local component coordinate system of the cuboid has its origin at one corner of the lower face. The lower face spans from x = 0 to x = lengthX and from y = 0 to y = depthY at z = 0. The upper face lies at z = heightZ. If no upperFace* values are defined, the upper face equals the lower face and the geometry is a regular cuboid. The optional upperFaceXmin, upperFaceXmax, upperFaceYmin and upperFaceYmax values define the extent of the upper face, allowing tapered or skewed cuboids.