Description
Sets the Cartesian state of the Spacecraft in the specified frame, referenced from the CentralBody.
Timing Precision Mode
This page describes functionality in millisecond timing precision mode. Millisecond timing precision mode is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. We recommend that you migrate your Mission Plans to nanosecond timing precision mode.
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Method Signature
Spacecraft.SetCartesianState(
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Array state,
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Variable referenceFrame)
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Arguments
state
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Description:
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array containing the Cartesian Elements
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Required Size:
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6
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referenceFrame
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Description:
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The reference frame in which the state elements will be evaluated.
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Valid Values:
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Value
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Label
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1
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ICRF
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2
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Mean of J2000 Earth Ecliptic
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3
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Mean of 1950 Earth Equator
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4
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Mean of Date Earth Equator
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5
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True Equator Mean Equinox
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6
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True of Date Earth Equator
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7
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TIRF
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8
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Earth Fixed
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9
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Moon Fixed (Principle Axis Rotating)
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10
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Moon Principle Axis - Inertial at J2000
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11
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Moon Principle Axis - Inertial at Epoch
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12
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Moon Mean Earth - Rotating
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13
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Moon Mean Earth - Inertial at J2000
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14
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Moon Mean Earth - Inertial at Epoch
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15
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CIRF
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16
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Specify any CelestialObject.ReferenceFrameId
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Syntax
mySpacecraft1.SetCartesianState(myArray1, myVariable1);
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See also
Spacecraft Object
Spacecraft.SetCartesianState
Spacecraft Propagation Guide
Coverage and Contact Analysis Guide
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