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Cross Section Range Selector
Lets you select cross sections by country, shape, family or maximum depth or width.
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cross sections | CroSec | Input cross sections for the selection. If nothing is given the default cross section table is used. | CrossSection |
| Maximum height[cm] | maxH | maximum height [cm] of cross sections in selected cross section range. If < 0 no limit is assumed. | Number |
| Maximum width[cm] | maxW | maximum width [cm] of cross sections in selected cross section range. If < 0 no limit is assumed. | Number |
| Elements|Identifiers | Elems|Ids | Identifiers of beams or beams with identifiers to attach a cross section to. In case there are more cross sections than element identifiers the last element identifier will be copied according to the longest list principle. In case there are more element identifiers than cross sections, the remaining element identifiers get attached to the the last cross section. | Generic Data |
| Color | Color | Colour of the cross section. | Colour |
| Material | Material | Material to be used for the cross section. If nothing is given the material will not be affected. | Material |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cross section | CroSec | Cross section | CrossSection |
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