Class Name: Attachment Point

Superclass - SEDRIS Abstract Base

Definition

An identified location and orientation where run-time systems (post-SEDRIS applications) can attach other Models.

Primary Page in DRM Diagram:

• 2

Example

1. Consider an aircraft Model whose hard points are represented in SEDRIS as Attachment Points. Consider a second Model, representing a missile. We might have one missile hanging below the wing, and another missile hanging from the tip of the wing. In this case, the matrix formed by the Attachment Points would convey the appropriate rotation. The missile, on the other hand, would use an LSR Transformation to move the missile's origin (which would probably be its Center of Mass) to the point on or near the surface where it attaches to the airplane's Attachment Points.

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Constraints

Composed of (one-way)

• one Location 3D

Component of (one-way)

• one Geometry Model