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--- start:plugins:marineweightschedule:mws-usermanual [2021/12/14 13:58]
adminmar Added command ProjectWeightReportByHullSection
+++ start:plugins:marineweightschedule:mws-usermanual [2021/12/14 15:10]
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 ===  Options ===
 No option available.
+=== Scripted mode ===
+Using the command's scripted mode //-ProjectWeightReportByHullSection// will enable an hidden option:
+  * **AxisLengthInMeters**: Enter the gravity center's preview axis length used in the result views
 === Customization ===
 This command behavior can be customized, by editing some files in the install directory((If you installed from Rhino's package manager, the installation path is usually: ''%%%appdata%\McNeel\Rhinoceros\7.0\Plug-ins%%'')).
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 ==== ProjectWeightReportByHullSection ====
-This command((From v1.2.0)) splits the model into sections, then runs [[start:plugins:marineweightschedule:mws-usermanual#projectweightreport|//ProjectWeightReport//]] on each section.
+This command((From v1.2.0)) splits the model into sections, then runs //[[start:plugins:marineweightschedule:mws-usermanual#projectweightreport|ProjectWeightReport]]// on each section.
-The resulting excel file will contain the usual
+The resulting Excel file will contain the usual model-wide report, plus independent reports for every section. (Named from S001 to Sxxx)
+{{ :start:plugins:marineweightschedule:pwr_hs.jpg?nolink |}}
 === Walkthrough ===
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+  - Run the command //ProjectWeightReportByHullSection//
+  - Pick the x-axis coordinates delimiting the sections((The coordinates can be registered either by clicking on the model or by entering numbers in the command line.)).
+  - The script will split internally the curves and surfaces, and sort points and volumes by each section's bounding box. GBlocks will be allocated using the location of their gravity centers.
+<WRAP center round important 90%>
+Items((Volumes, surfaces, curves, points, or GBlocks)) located on the plane between two sections will be counted in both sections, leading to a difference between the global weight and the sum of every section's weight. A solution is to offset the cutting plane by a few millimeters.
+</WRAP>
+<WRAP center round info 90%>
+Solids((Closed polysurfaces)) __must not__ by split, because the result would be opened polysurfaces, which is forbidden when creating a //ProjectWeightReport//
+</WRAP>
 === Scripted mode ===
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+Using the command's scripted mode //-ProjectWeightReportByHullSection// will enable two hidden options:
+  * **AxisLengthInMeters**: Enter the gravity center's preview axis length used in the result views
+  * **DrawSplittedGeometries**: When enabled, a layer //ProjectWeightReportByHullSection// will be added to the model, with the split geometry. This is useful to check if no curves/surfaces were lost in the sections' splitting operations.
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 ==== HydrostaticReport ====