//constructor for PointLoads
internal Load(LoadPattern loadPat, int myType, int dir, double dist, double val, string cSys, bool relDist)
{
lPattern = loadPat;
FMType = myType;
Dir = dir;
Dist = dist;
Val = val;
CSys = cSys;
RelDist = relDist;
}
public static Dictionary <string, object> Decompose(LoadPattern LoadPattern)
{
// Return outputs
return(new Dictionary <string, object>
{
{ "Name", LoadPattern.name },
{ "Type", LoadPattern.type },
{ "Multiplier", LoadPattern.multiplier }
});
}
/// <summary>
/// This function assigns distributed loads to frame objects.
/// Parameters description below as presented in the SAP CSi OAPI Documentation
/// </summary>
/// <param name="LoadPattern">The name of a defined load pattern</param>
/// <param name="LoadType">Force or moment load. Use the Load Type dropdown</param>
///<param name="Direction">This is an integer between 1 and 11, indicating the direction of the load.
/// 1 = Local 1 axis (only applies when CSys is Local)
/// 2 = Local 2 axis (only applies when CSys is Local)
/// 3 = Local 3 axis (only applies when CSys is Local)
/// 4 = X direction (does not apply when CSys is Local)
/// 5 = Y direction (does not apply when CSys is Local)
/// 6 = Z direction (does not apply when CSys is Local)
/// 7 = Projected X direction (does not apply when CSys is Local)
/// 8 = Projected Y direction (does not apply when CSys is Local)
/// 9 = Projected Z direction (does not apply when CSys is Local)
/// 10 = Gravity direction (only applies when CSys is Global)
/// 11 = Projected Gravity direction (only applies when CSys is Global)
/// The positive gravity direction (see Dir = 10 and 11) is in the negative Global Z direction.</param>
/// <param name="Distance">This is the distance from the I-End of the frame object to the load location.
/// This may be a relative distance (0 less or equal to Dist less or equal to 1) or an actual distance,
/// depending on the value of the RelDist item. [L] when RelDist is False</param>
/// <param name="Distance2">This is the distance from the I-End of the frame object to the load location.
/// This may be a relative distance (0 less or equal to Dist2 less or equal to 1) or an actual distance,
/// depending on the value of the RelDist item. [L] when RelDist is False</param>
/// <param name="Value">This is the load value at the start of the distributed load. [F] when MyType is 1 and [FL] when MyType is 2</param>
/// <param name="Value2">This is the load value at the end of the distributed load. [F] when MyType is 1 and [FL] when MyType is 2</param>
/// <param name="CoordSystem">This is Local or the name of a defined coordinate system. It is the coordinate system in which the loads are specified.</param>
/// <param name="RelativeDistance">If this item is True, the specified Dist item is a relative distance, otherwise it is an actual distance.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static Load DistributedLoad(LoadPattern LoadPattern, string LoadType, int Direction, double Distance, double Distance2, double Value, double Value2, string CoordSystem = "Global", bool RelativeDistance = true)
{
int ltype = 1;
if (LoadType == "Moment")
{
ltype = 2;
}
CheckCoordSysAndDir(Direction, CoordSystem);
Load l = new Load(LoadPattern, ltype, Direction, Distance, Distance2, Value, Value2, CoordSystem, RelativeDistance);
l.LoadType = "DistributedLoad";
return(l);
}