| wingCutOutType Complex Type |
CutOut of the wing
Namespace: Empty
Schema: Empty
Base Type
UsagesChildren| Name | Occurrences | Description |
|---|---|---|
 Sequence | ||
 positioningLeadingEdge | Chordwise position of the leading edge border of the cut out | |
| positioningTrailingEdge | Chordwise position of the trailing edge border of the cut out | |
| positioningInnerBorder | Spanwise position of the inner border of the cut out | |
| positioningOuterBorder | Spanwise position of the outer border of the cut out | |
| cutOutSides | Type of the cutout (upper|lower|both): upper shell, lower shell or both |
Attributes| Name | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
 externalDataDirectory |  string | Directory of the external data file | |
| externalDataNodePath | string | Path of the node inside the external data file | |
| externalFileName | string | Name of the external data file | |
| uID | string | Yes | UID |
RemarksA wing cutout is defined using any combination of eta-xsi-spar-rib-uids. It has the similar syntax to a wingCell.
The cell leading and trailing edge (= forward and rear border) can either be defined by referencing to a spar (->sparUID) or by the defining the xsi (=relative chord) coordinates of the border (xsi1 = inner end; xsi2 = outer end).
The cell inner and outer border can either be defined by referencing to a rib (->ribDefinitionUID and ribNumber) or by the defining the eta (=relative spanwise) coordinates of the border (eta1 = forward end; eta2 = rear end).
Some examples for wing cells can be found in the picture below:
