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Hull and Outfitting

ACCEPT

  • Last UpdatedJan 05, 2024
  • 2 minute read

Purpose

To accept the current curve and optionally store it as a different curve type.

Syntax

ACCEPT < KNUCKLE > < /NAME=$W >
       < TANGENT >
       < PLINE   >
       < CAMBER  >
       < SHEER   >
       ----------------------------------------------
       < CLINE > < /VIEW < SECTION   > > < /NAME=$W >
                         < WATERLINE >
                         < BUTTOCK   >
       \-----------------------------------------------\-\-
       < SECTION   > < $N >
       < WATERLINE >
       < BUTTOCK   >
       ----------------------------------------------
       < STEM  > < /PROFILE      >
       < STERN > < /RADII        > </REGENERATE>
                 < /TANGENT      >
                 < /ECCENTRICITY >
                 < /HALFSIDING   >
                 < /TRANSITION   >
       ----------------------------------------------
       < FOB >
       < FOS >
       ----------------------------------------------
       < PMB > < /AFT     >
               < /FORWARD >

Description

Even though the current curve will have been created originally with a given curve type (for example, Section, Tangent, ) the user may choose to override this type and store it as a different type.

When a curve is accepted as a different curve type and the destination type has a constraint (for example, sections are in a fixed X-plane, the stem profile is in the centreplane) then the source curve is altered to adhere to the constraint. For example if a pline is accepted as a section, all X values pertaining to the pline are changed to the chosen section position. If the constraint causes a degeneracy in the destination curve, then the copy/rename will fail.

Command Qualifiers

/NAME=$W

Store the curve with the given name overriding its current name. This is only valid for named curves for example, Knuckles, Tangents

/REGENERATE

Automatically regenerate the End Surface. This is only valid when the current curve is the stem or stern radii.

Examples

ACCEPT KNUCKLE /NAME=kno1
ACC TAN
ACCEPT SECTION 5
ACCEPT STEM/PROFILE

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