Spacecraft.Access(Variable) Method |
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DescriptionReturns the start time, end time, and duration of a Spacecraft's Sensor's view of celestialBody. The Access time is based on any active Sensors on the calling Spacecraft.
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Note: This is an interval method. See the Interval Methods page for more information. Note: This method has a state. See the Methods and Properties with State page for more information.
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Returns the start time, end time, and duration of a Spacecraft's Sensor's view of celestialBody. The Access time is based on any active Sensors on the calling Spacecraft.
The FF_Preferences.IntervalEventReportingBehavior property controls whether the start and end of propagation are reported as events. By default, if the Sensor's view starts before the beginning of the propagation span, FreeFlyer will label the start of the propagation as the start of the Sensor's view. If the Sensor's view extends past the end of the propagation span, FreeFlyer labels the end of propagation as the end of the Sensor's view.
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See also Coverage and Contact Analysis Guide
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