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Hull and Outfitting

Keywords and Parameters

  • Last UpdatedNov 28, 2025
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The following list contains all keywords and parameters (in addition to the primitive keywords, see Primitive Data):

Keyword

Parameter

Parameter type

TYPE_OF_GENERIC_FILE

<type of file>

string

VERSION

<VersionNumber>

string

TRIBON_OBJECT

none

GENERAL_DATA

none

TYPE

<type of object>

keyword

NAME

<name>

string

PRODUCT_NAME

<product name>

string

SUPERIOR_NAME

<superior name>

string

MODULE_NAME

<mod name>

string

COMMENT

<comment>

string

END_OF_GENERAL_DATA

none

HOLE_DATA

none

EN_OF_HOLE_DATA

none

END_OF_TRIBON_OBJECT

none

  • <type of file> must have the value 'VOLUME_OBJECTS'.

  • <VersionNumber> is a code for the version of the Object File and Conversion Program. The version will be used to enable modifications and additions in the future.

  • <type of object> is a keyword identifying the type of object.

  • <name> is the system name of the object or other type of identification, see below.

  • <product name> is the assembly names, from high to low, plus position number and P or S, if relevant.

  • <superior name> is the name of the immediately superior structure to which the object belongs.

  • <mod name> is the name of the superior block or module to which the object belongs.

  • <comment> is a comment reserved for later use. It will not be used in the first version of this link.

Separate keywords, those without parameters, denote the start and end of data groups of different kinds.

The validity of keywords for different types of objects is explained in the table below:

Hull Plate

<type of object>

HULL_PLATE

<name>

Stiffener number within panel

<product name>

Valid

<superior name>

Panel name

<mod name>

Block name

Hull Stiffener

<type of object>

HULL_STIFFENER

<name>

Stiffener number within panel

<product name>

Valid

<superior name>

Panel name

>mod name>

Block name

Hull Pillar

<type of object>

HULL_PILLAR

<name>

Pillar number within panel

<product name>

Valid

<superior name>

Panel name

<mod name>

Block name

Hull Flange

<type of object>

HULL_FLANGE

<name>

Flange number within panel

<product name>

Valid

<superior name>

Panel name

<mod name>

Block name

Hull Bracket

<type of object>

HULL_BRACKET

<name>

Bracket number within panel

<product name>

Valid

<superior name

Panel name

<mod name>

Block name

Hull Curve

<type of object>

HULL_CURVE

<name>

Name of curve

<product name>

Not valid

<superior name>

Not valid

<mod name>

Not valid

Hull Long

<type of object>

HULL_LONG

<name>

Longitudinal part name

<product name>

Valid

<superior name>

Longitudinal name

<mod name>

Valid

Hull Trans

<type of object>

HULL_TRANS

<name>

Transversal part name

<product name>

Valid

<superior name>

Transversal name

<mod name

Valid

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