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Displacement Constraints
 
The functions described in this section provide access to the data and contents of the displacement constraints.
Functions Introduced:
The function ProMechdisplacementdataAlloc() allocates the memory for the displacement constraint data handle.
The function ProMechdisplacementdataTypeGet() returns the type of displacement constraint data. The types of displacement constraints are:
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_REGULAR—Specifies an external limit on the movement of a portion of the model.
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_PLANE—This constraint type allows full planar movement, but constrains any off-plane displacement.
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_PIN— Creates a constraint along a cylindrical surface for 3D models.
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_BALL— Creates a constraint along a spherical surface for 3D models.
Use the function ProMechdisplacementdataTypeSet() to set the displacement constraint data.
The function ProMechdisplacementdataCsysGet() returns the reference coordinate system for the displacement constraint. Use the function ProMechdisplacementdataCsysSet() to set the reference coordinate system for the displacement constraint.
The function ProMechdisplacementdataRotationconstrsGet() returns the rotational component of the displacement about the X, Y, and Z axis. Use the function ProMechdisplacementdataRotationconstrsSet() to set the rotational component of displacement.
The function ProMechdisplacementdataTranslationconstrsGet() returns the translational component of the displacement about the X, Y, and Z directions. Use the function ProMechdisplacementdataTranslationconstrsSet() to set the translational component of displacement.
The function ProMechdisplacementregularconstrAlloc() allocates memory for the regular displacement constraint data structure.
The method ProMechdisplacementregularconstrTypeGet() returns the type of setting for the displacement constraint. Valid values are:
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_FREE—Allows freedom of movement in the specified direction.
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_FIXED—Constrains the entity, preventing movement in the specified direction.
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_ENFORCED—Specifies an enforced displacement or rotation in the specified direction.
The function ProMechdisplacementregularconstrTypeSet() sets the type of the displacement constraint.
The function ProMechdisplacementregularconstrValueGet() returns the variation settings of the displacement if the type of displacement constraint is PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_ENFORCED. The variation settings are as follows:
An enforced displacement value in length units for the translational component
An enforced rotation in radians for the rotational component
Use the function ProMechdisplacementregularconstrValueSet() to set the variation settings of the displacement.
The function ProMechdisplacementdataTranslationinterpretinradiansflagGet() returns the value true if the angular translations are interpreted in radians. This is applicable only if the displacement is of type PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_REGULAR and if cylindrical or spherical coordinate system is selected for the translations. Use the function ProMechdisplacementdataTranslationinterpretinradiansflagSet() to set the value of the flag interpret angular translations in radians.
The function ProMechdisplacementregularconstrFree() releases the memory assigned to the regular displacement constraint data handle.
The function ProMechdisplacementregularconstrProarrayFree() releases the memory assigned to an array of regular displacement contraints.
The function ProMechdisplacementpinconstrAlloc() allocates memory for the pin constraint data structure.
The function ProMechdisplacementdataPinconstrGet() returns the pin constraint data structure. The pin constraint can have the following properties:
Angular—Allows you to control the rotation about the axis of the selected cylindrical surface.
Axial—Allows you to control translation along the axis of the selected cylindrical surface.
The function ProMechdisplacementdataPinconstrSet() sets the value for the pin constraint data structure.
The function ProMechdisplacementdataPinangularconstrTypeGet() returns the angular constraint type for the pin constraint. Use the function ProMechdisplacementdataPinangularconstrTypeSet() to set the angular constraint type. Valid values are:
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_FREE—Allows freedom of movement in the specified direction.
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_FIXED—Constrains the entity, preventing movement in the specified direction.
Note:
 
The angular constraint cannot be of type PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_ENFORCED.
The function ProMechdisplacementdataPinaxialconstrTypeGet() returns the axial constraint type for the pin constraint.
Use the method ProMechdisplacementdataPinaxialconstrTypeSet() to set the axial constraint for the pin constraint. Valid values are:
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_FREE—Allows freedom of movement in the specified direction.
PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_FIXED—Constrains the entity, preventing movement in the specified direction.
Note:
 
The axial constraint cannot be of type PRO_MECH_DISPLACEMENT_ENFORCED.
Use the function ProMechdisplacementpinconstrFree() to free the memory containing the pin constraint data structure.
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