Sub SetExcitationDirections2( _
   ByVal BDir1 As System.Boolean, _
   ByVal BDir2 As System.Boolean, _
   ByVal BDir3 As System.Boolean _
) 

Dim instance As ICWBaseExcitation
Dim BDir1 As System.Boolean
Dim BDir2 As System.Boolean
Dim BDir3 As System.Boolean
 
instance.SetExcitationDirections2(BDir1, BDir2, BDir3)

void SetExcitationDirections2( 
   System.bool BDir1,
   System.bool BDir2,
   System.bool BDir3
)

void SetExcitationDirections2( 
&   System.bool BDir1,
&   System.bool BDir2,
&   System.bool BDir3
) 

Parameters

BDir1

-1 or true to set excitation along plane direction 1, 0 or false to not (see Remarks)

BDir2

-1 or true to set excitation along plane direction 2, 0 or false to not (see Remarks)

BDir3

-1 or true to set excitation along plane direction 3, 0 or false to not (see Remarks)

For uniform base excitations, you can specify the direction of excitation by calling either:

• this method, ICWBaseExcitation::SetExcitationDirectionValues, and ICWBaseExcitation::SetExcitationReverseDirections2 to explicitly specify the excitation direction components and values

    - or -

• ICWBaseExcitation::SetDirectionEntityForUniformExcitation to specify the face, edge, or plane in whose direction the excitation is uniformly applied.