OnWayPlacement
An OnWayPlacement places an OccurrenceOrUsage onto an area of the Topology (e.g. a tape or a tube). The area is defined by a startLocation and an endLocation. If startLocation and …
•
1 min read
Placement and Dimensions
Placement and Dimensions A PlacementSpecification is used to define the Placement of OccurrenceOrUsages in a topology as physical elements that build this topology and to define …
•
2 min read
OnWayPlacement
An OnWayPlacement places an OccurrenceOrUsage onto an area of the Topology (e.g. a tape or a tube). The area is defined by a startLocation and an endLocation. If startLocation and …
•
1 min read
Placement and Dimensions
Placement and Dimensions A PlacementSpecification is used to define the Placement of OccurrenceOrUsages in a topology as physical elements that build this topology and to define …
•
2 min read
Placements and Dimensions
A Placement defines the way how a component is associated to the topology. The following sections contain examples about the different types of placements. Semantic Difference: …
OnWayPlacement
An OnWayPlacement places an OccurrenceOrUsage onto an area of the Topology (e.g. a tape or a tube). The area is defined by a startLocation and an endLocation. If startLocation and …
•
1 min read
Placement and Dimensions
Placement and Dimensions A PlacementSpecification is used to define the Placement of OccurrenceOrUsages in a topology as physical elements that build this topology and to define …
•
2 min read
OnWayPlacement
An OnWayPlacement places an OccurrenceOrUsage onto an area of the Topology (e.g. a tape or a tube). The area is defined by a startLocation and an endLocation. If startLocation and …
•
1 min read
Placement and Dimensions
Placement and Dimensions A PlacementSpecification is used to define the Placement of OccurrenceOrUsages in a topology as physical elements that build this topology and to define …
•
2 min read
OnWayPlacement
An OnWayPlacement places an OccurrenceOrUsage onto an area of the Topology (e.g. a tape or a tube). The area is defined by a startLocation and an endLocation. If startLocation and …
•
1 min read