CVSF

Example

CVSF/1
, IRM=30103020
, JRM=30102010
, IFLOAT=30104032
, JFLOAT=30103032
, CURVE= 111
, SURFACE = 555

Format

CVSF/id, IFLOAT = id, CURVE = id, IRM = id
       , JFLOAT = id, SURFACE = id, JRM = id
[, IDISP = x, y, z [,IICM=id] ]
[, JDISP = x, y, z [,JICM=id] ]

Arguments

CURVE: ID of the curve.
id: Element identification number (integer>0).
IDISP: Specifies the the x, y, and z coordinates of the initial point of contact on the curve in the IICM marker reference. If IICM is not specified, then the IRM marker is used as a reference. If the point specified is not exactly on the curve, then the nearest point on the curve is computed by the solver and used instead.
IFLOAT: ID of the I floating marker, which belongs to the body containing the I marker.
IICM: ID of the marker used as a reference for defining IDISP.
IRM: ID of the marker used to define the curve. The curve must lie in the XY plane of this marker.
JDISP: Specifies the x, y, and z coordinates of the initial point of contact on the surface in the JICM marker reference. If JICM is not specified, then JRM marker is used as reference. If the point specified is not exactly on the surface, then the nearest point on the surface is computed by the solver and used instead.
JFLOAT: ID of the floating marker that is always positioned at the point of contact. This marker is oriented such that the z-axis is normal to the surface.
JICM: ID of the marker used as reference for defining JDISP.
JRM: ID of the marker used for defining the surface.
SURFACE: ID of the surface.