Abstract Class Name: Location

Superclass - <SEDRIS Abstract Base>

Subclasses

• <Location 2D>
• <Location 3D>

Definition

Linear or angular quantities that designate the position of a point in a spatial reference frame.

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Example

1. A tree is instanced as a <Point Feature>. The <Point Feature's> <Feature Node> shall have a <Location> giving the position in space where the tree will be placed.

Constraints

• <<Environment Root Spatial Reference Frame>>
• <<Image Anchor Spatial Reference Frame>>
• <<Model Spatial Reference Frame>>

Component of (two-way)

• zero or more <Arc> instances
• zero or more <Base Reference Vector> instances
• zero or more <Directional Light Behaviour> instances
• zero or one <Distance Level Of Detail Data> instance
• zero or more <Ellipse> instances
• zero or more <Elliptic Cylinder> instances
• zero or more <Feature Edge> instances
• zero or one <Feature Node> instance
• zero or more <Image Anchor> instances
• zero or more <Label> instances
• zero or one <Location Table> instance
• zero or more <Morph Point> instances
• zero or more <Perimeter Data> instances
• zero or more <Point Geometry> instances
• zero or more <Property Grid Hook Point> instances
• zero or one <Reference Origin> instance
• zero or more <Spatial Domain> instances
• zero or more <Spatial Index Related Feature Topology> instances
• zero or more <Spatial Index Related Features> instances
• zero or more <Spatial Index Related Geometry> instances
• zero or more <Spatial Index Related Geometry Topology> instances
• zero or more <Tack Point> instances
• zero or more <Vertex> instances
• zero or more <Vertex With Component Indices> instances
• zero or more <World 3x3> instances
• zero or more <World Transformation> instances

Inherited Field Elements