General Moving to a Clearance
- Last UpdatedNov 17, 2025
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Keywords:
MOVE PLANE CLEARANCE INFRONT BEHIND
Description:
This command differs from the basic option by allowing the movement direction and clearance to be specified in different planes.
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MOVE TOWARD /TANK5 PLANE E CLEARANCE 30 INF /TANK5 |
The Current Element will be moved towards /TANK5 until it has 30 clearance ‘this side’ in an East/West direction (see ). |
Command Syntax:
>- MOVe -+- ALOng -.
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‘---------+- <bdir> -+- PLAne <bdir> -.
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‘----------------+- TOwards <bpos> -.
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.--------------------------------<-------------------------------’
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‘- CLEARance <uval> +- INFront -.
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‘- BEHind --|
|- <gid> --.
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|- <marke> -|
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‘- <bpos> --+->
Querying:
>-- Query POSition --+-- <bpos> --.
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‘------------+-- WRT --.
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|-- IN ---+-- <gid> -->
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‘-->
Figure 2:34. Moving to a given clearance relative to a specified plane