IHasBoundaryNodeConditionExtensionsDetermineBoundaryNodeConditionTTranslationStiffness, TTranslationResistance, TRotationStiffness, TRotationResistance Method (IHasBoundaryNodeConditionTTranslationStiffness, TTranslationResistance, TRotationStiffness, TRotationResistance) |
[This is preliminary documentation and is subject to change.]
Determines the
BoundaryNodeCondition of a support, based on the values of the translational & rotational constraints.
Namespace:
ModelExchanger.AnalysisDataModel.Extensions
Assembly:
ModelExchanger.AnalysisDataModel (in ModelExchanger.AnalysisDataModel.dll) Version: 1.13.0+Branch.master.Sha.d583fc64569355d188a9c0818d257b6d0d3e1339
Syntax public static BoundaryNodeCondition DetermineBoundaryNodeCondition<TTranslationStiffness, TTranslationResistance, TRotationStiffness, TRotationResistance>(
this IHasBoundaryNodeCondition<TTranslationStiffness, TTranslationResistance, TRotationStiffness, TRotationResistance> condition
)
Parameters
- condition
- Type: ModelExchanger.AnalysisDataModel.InterfacesIHasBoundaryNodeConditionTTranslationStiffness, TTranslationResistance, TRotationStiffness, TRotationResistance
The object with translation and rotation constraints from which we need to define the boundary node condition
Type Parameters
- TTranslationStiffness
- The type of unit used to express the stiffness of the translational constraints
- TTranslationResistance
- The type of unit used to express the resistance of the translational constraints
- TRotationStiffness
- The type of unit used to express the resistance of the rotational constraints
- TRotationResistance
- The type of unit used to express the resistance of the rotational constraints
Return Value
Type:
BoundaryNodeConditionUsage Note
In Visual Basic and C#, you can call this method as an instance method on any object of type
IHasBoundaryNodeConditionTTranslationStiffness,
TTranslationResistance,
TRotationStiffness,
TRotationResistance. When you use instance method syntax to call this method, omit the first parameter. For more information, see
Extension Methods (Visual Basic) or
Extension Methods (C# Programming Guide).
See Also