CutPoint1D, CutPoint2D, CutPoint3D

Create a 1D, 2D, or 3D cut point data set.

Syntax

model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint1D");

model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint2D");

model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint3D");

model.result().dataset(<dtag>).set(property, <value>);

Description

model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint1D") creates a 1D cut point data set with the name <dtag>.

model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint2D") creates a 2D cut point data set with the name <dtag>.

model.result().dataset().create(<dtag>,"CutPoint3D") creates a 3D cut point data set with the name <dtag>.

A cut point is the 0D analog of cut lines and cut planes. A difference compared to cut lines and cut planes is that a cut point feature can contain an arbitrary number of points. Cut points can exist in 1D, 2D, and 3D.

The following properties are available:

Table 7-18: Valid Property/Value Pairs for Cut Point Data Sets

name	Value	Default	Description
bndsnap	Boolean	false	If true, each point is snapped to the closest boundary.
data	none | data set name	First compatible data set	The data set this feature refers to.
gridx	double array		If method is grid: The grid x-coordinates
filename	String		If method is file: The file that contains the point coordinates in a spreadsheet format.
gridy	double array		If method is grid: The grid y-coordinates. (Only for CutPoint2D and CutPoint3D)
gridz	double array		If method is grid: The grid z-coordinates. (Only for CutPoint3D)
method	coords | file | grid | regulargrid	coords	The method used for defining the points
pointvar	String	cpt1n (for the first cut point data set)	Point number variable for the points defined by the cut point data set.
pointx	String array	{}	If method is coords: The point x-coordinates.
pointy	String array	{}	If method is coords: The point y-coordinates. (Only for CutPoint2D and CutPoint3D)
pointz	String array	{}	If method is coords: The point z-coordinates. (Only for CutPoint3D)
regulargridx	integer	10	If method is regulargrid: The number of grid points in the x-direction.
regulargridy	integer	10	If method is regulargrid: The number of grid points in the y-direction. (Only for CutPoint2D and CutPoint3D)
regulargridz	integer	10	If method is regulargrid: The number of grid points in the z-direction. (Only for CutPoint3D)

See Also

PointGraph