Profile Definitions

Classes
class	OpenLxApp::ArbitraryClosedProfileDef
	The closed profile ArbitraryClosedProfileDef defines an arbitrary two-dimensional profile for the use within the swept surface geometry, the swept area solid or a sectioned spine. It is given by an outer boundary from which the surface or solid can be constructed. (Definition from ISO/CD 16739:2011) More...
class	OpenLxApp::ArbitraryOpenProfileDef
	The profile ArbitraryOpenProfileDef defines an arbitrary two-dimensional profile for the use within the swept surface geometry, the swept area solid or a sectioned spine. It is given by an outer boundary from which the surface or solid can be constructed. (Definition from ISO/CD 16739:2011) More...
class	OpenLxApp::ArbitraryProfileDefWithVoids
	The IfcArbitraryProfileDefWithVoids defines an arbitrary closed two-dimensional profile with holes. It is given by an outer boundary and inner boundaries. A common usage of IfcArbitraryProfileDefWithVoids is as the cross section for the creation of swept surfaces or swept solids. (Definition from ISO/CD 16739:2011) More...
class	OpenLxApp::CircleHollowProfileDef
	CircleHollowProfileDef defines a section profile that provides the defining parameters of a circular hollow section (tube) to be used by the swept area solid. Its parameters and orientation relative to the position coordinate system are according to the following illustration.The centre of the position coordinate system is in the profile's centre of the bounding box (for symmetric profiles identical with the centre of gravity). (Definition from ISO/CD 16739:2011) More...
class	OpenLxApp::CircleProfileDef
	CircleProfileDef defines a circle as the profile definition used by the swept surface geometry or by the swept area solid. It is given by its Radius attribute and placed within the 2D position coordinate system, established by the Position attribute. (Definition from ISO/CD 16739:2011) More...
class	OpenLxApp::IShapeProfileDef
	IShapeProfileDef defines a section profile that provides the defining parameters of an 'I' or 'H' section. The I-shape profile has values for its overall depth, width and its web and flange thicknesses. Additionally a fillet radius, flange edge radius, and flange slope may be given. This profile definition represents an I-section which is symmetrical about its major and minor axes; top and bottom flanges are equal and centred on the web. (Definition from ISO/CD 16739:2011) More...
class	OpenLxApp::ParameterizedProfileDef
	The parameterized profile definition defines a 2D position coordinate system to which the parameters of the different profiles relate to. All profiles are defined centric to the origin of the position coordinate system, or more specific, the origin [0.,0.] shall be in the center of the bounding box of the profile. (Definition from ISO/CD 16739:2011) More...
class	OpenLxApp::ProfileDef
	ProfileDef is the supertype of all definitions of standard and arbitrary profiles. It is used to define a standard set of commonly used section profiles by their parameters or by their explicit curve geometry. (Definition from ISO/CD 16739:2011) More...
class	OpenLxApp::RectangleHollowProfileDef
	RectangleHollowProfileDef defines a section profile that provides the defining parameters of a rectangular (or square) hollow section to be used by the swept surface geometry or the swept area solid. Its parameters and orientation relative to the position coordinate system are according to the illustration (see link below). A square hollow section can be defined by equal values for h and b. The centre of the position coordinate system is in the profiles centre of the bounding box (for symmetric profiles identical with the centre of gravity). Normally, the longer sides are parallel to the y-axis, the shorter sides parallel to the x-axis. (Definition from ISO/CD 16739:2011) More...
class	OpenLxApp::RectangleProfileDef
	RectangleProfileDef defines a rectangle as the profile definition used by the swept surface geometry or the swept area solid. It is given by its X extent and its Y extent, and placed within the 2D position coordinate system, established by the Position attribute. It is placed centric within the position coordinate system. (Definition from ISO/CD 16739:2011) More...

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