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GetExcitationDirections Method (ICWBaseExcitation)

Gets the directions in which this excitation is applied.

.NET Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration) 
Sub GetExcitationDirections( _
   ByRef BDir1 As Integer, _
   ByRef BDir2 As Integer, _
   ByRef BDir3 As Integer _
)
Visual Basic (Usage) 
Dim instance As ICWBaseExcitation
Dim BDir1 As Integer
Dim BDir2 As Integer
Dim BDir3 As Integer
 
instance.GetExcitationDirections(BDir1, BDir2, BDir3)
C# 
void GetExcitationDirections( 
   out int BDir1,
   out int BDir2,
   out int BDir3
)
C++/CLI 
void GetExcitationDirections( 
&   [Out] int BDir1,
&   [Out] int BDir2,
&   [Out] int BDir3
)

Parameters

BDir1
1 to get excitation along plane direction 1, 0 to not (see Remarks)
BDir2
1 to get excitation along plane direction 2, 0 to not (see Remarks)
BDir3
1 to get excitation along plane direction 3, 0 to not (see Remarks)

Example

Remarks

For uniform base excitations, this method is valid only if you did not call ICWBaseExcitation::SetDirectionEntityForUniformExcitation to set the face, edge, or plane in whose direction the excitation is uniformly applied.
 

See Also

Availability

SolidWorks Simulation API 2012 SP0


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