OdDbLoftOptions Class

Syntax

C++

class OdDbLoftOptions;

Description

Class for setting options used for creating lofted surfaces and lofted solids (by calling OdDbLoftedSurface::createLoftedSurface() or OdDb3dSolid::createLoftedSolid() methods). Loft options are used to control the shape of the resulting surface or solid object.

Class Hierarchy

File: DbLoftOptions.h

Module: API Reference

Methods

OdDbLoftOptions()	This is the overview for the OdDbLoftOptions constructor overload.
~OdDbLoftOptions	Destroys the OdDbLoftOptions object.

Enumerations

NormalOption

Enumeration for specifying plane normal lofting regimes.

Friends

class OdDbLoftOptionsImpl

Methods

alignDirection	Returns the value of the direction alignment flag. THe direction alignment flag is used to orient each of the cross sections so that the normal vector of each cross section points towards the next cross section. The default value is true. If the cross sections are not all oriented in the same direction, then this flag should be used to avoid creating a twisted or self-intersecting surface.
arcLengthParam	Returns the flag determining whether arc length parameterization is applied.
checkCrossSectionCurves	Checks whether cross section curves are valid for the lofting operation.
checkGuideCurves	Checks whether guide curves are valid for the lofting operation.
checkLoftCurves	Checks whether cross section curves and path curves are valid for the lofting operation.
checkOptions	Validates the loft options values.
checkPathCurve	Checks whether a path curve is valid for the lofting operation.
closed	Returns the value of the closed flag. If the closed flag is set to true, the created surface starts and ends at the first cross section (i.e. the surface is closed). If all of the cross sections are closed, the resulting surface takes a torus-like shape. If the closed flag is set to false, the surface is opened or capped with a planar surface at the first and last cross sections. If the flag is set, then there must be at least three cross sections. The default value is false.
draftEnd	Returns the end draft angle in radians. This is the surface take-off direction at the last cross section. The default value is 0; no draft angle is applied and the optimum angle is calculated at the last cross section.
draftEndMag	Returns the end draft magnitude. The value returned by the method determines the magnitude of the surface tangent vector at the last cross-section. The default value is 0; the optimum magnitude is calculated at the last cross section.
draftStart	Returns the start draft angle in radians. This is the surface take-off direction at the first cross section. The default value is 0; no draft angle is applied and the optimum angle is calculated at the first cross section.
draftStartMag	Returns the start draft magnitude. The value returned by the method determines the magnitude of the surface tangent vector at the first cross-section. The default value is 0; the optimum magnitude is calculated at the last cross section.
noTwist	Returns the flag determining whether the noTwist option is applied. THe option noTwist can be used to minimize the amount of twist in the surface when the cross-sections are all closed. The default value is true; the start point of each closed cross-section is aligned with the other cross-sections to minimize twist.
normal	Returns the plane normal flag. The default value of the flag is kNoNormal.
ruled	Returns the value of the ruled flag. If the flag is set to true, a ruled surface will be created between each pair of cross sections, which leads to a coarser surface. If the flag is set to false, then a single smooth surface is created. The default value is false.
setAlignDirection	Sets the value of the direction alignment flag. The direction alignment flag is used to orient each of the cross sections so that the normal vector of each cross section points towards the next cross section. The default value is true. If the cross sections are not all oriented in the same direction, then this flag should be used to avoid creating a twisted or self-intersecting surface.
setArcLengthParam	Sets the flag determining whether arc length parameterization is applied.
setClosed	Sets the value of the closed flag. If the closed flag is set to true, the created surface starts and ends at the first cross section (i.e. the surface is closed). If all of the cross sections are closed, the resulting surface takes a torus-like shape. If the closed flag is set to false, the surface is opened or capped with a planar surface at the first and last cross sections. If the flag is set, then there must be at least three cross sections. The default value is false.
setDraftEnd	Sets the end draft angle. This is the surface take-off direction at the last cross section. The default value is 0; no draft angle is applied and the optimum angle is calculated at the last cross section.
setDraftEndMag	Sets the end draft magnitude. The value set by the method determines the magnitude of the surface tangent vector at the last cross-section. The default value is 0; the optimum magnitude is calculated at the last cross section.
setDraftStart	Sets the start draft angle. This is the surface take-off direction at the first cross section. The default value is 0; no draft angle is applied and the optimum angle is calculated at the first cross section.
setDraftStartMag	Sets the start draft magnitude. The value set by the method determines the magnitude of the surface tangent vector at the first cross-section. The default value is 0; the optimum magnitude is calculated at the last cross section.
setNoTwist	Sets the flag determining whether the noTwist option is applied. The option noTwist can be used due to minimize the amount of twist in the surface when the cross-sections are all closed. The default value is true; the start point of each closed cross-section is aligned with the other cross-sections to minimize twist.
setNormal	Sets the plane normal flag. The default value of the flag is kNoNormal.
setOptionsFromSysvars	Sets loft options from the current values of system variables.
setRuled	Sets the value of the ruled flag. If the flag is set to true, a ruled surface will be created between each pair of cross sections, which leads to a coarser surface. If the flag is set to false, then a single smooth surface is created. The default value is false.
setSimplify	Sets the value of the simplify flag. If the simplify flag is set to true, simple surface types (such as plane, cylinder, cone, sphere and torus) are created whenever all of the cross sections lie on such a surface. If the simplify flag is set to false, a general surface type will be created. The default value is true.
setSysvarsFromOptions	Sets the system variables values from loft options values.
setVirtualGuide	Sets the virtual guide flag.
simplify	Returns the value of the simplify flag. If the simplify flag is set to true, simple surface types (such as plane, cylinder, cone, sphere and torus) are created whenever all of the cross sections lie on such a surface. If the simplify flag is set to false, a general surface type will be created. The default value is true.
virtualGuide	Returns the virtual guide option.

Operators

=	Assigns to the OdDbLoftOptions object another object (assignment operator).
==	Compares two OdDbLoftOptions objects, returns true when their values are equal, or false when their values are not equal.

Links

OdDbLoftOptions Constructor
OdDbLoftOptions Enumerations
OdDbLoftOptions Methods
OdDbLoftOptions Operators
OdDbLoftOptions Friends

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