Description
Re-interpolates the TrajectoryPhase's nodes while allowing nodes to be easily concentrated in an area of interest.
Timing Precision Mode
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Method Signature
Arguments
numberOfPoints
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Description:
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The number of node points for re-interpolation.
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Valid Range:
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numberOfPoints ≥ 2
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shape
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Description:
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The shape of the re-interpolation node spacing.
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Valid Values:
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Value
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Label
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"start"
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Concentrate nodes at the start of the trajectory.
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"end"
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Concentrate nodes at the end of the trajectory.
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"middle"
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Concentrate nodes in the middle of the trajectory.
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"edges"
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Concentrate nodes at the edges of the trajectory.
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"radius"
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Concentrate nodes at locations in the trajectory that are closest to the central body.
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"velocity"
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Concentrate nodes at locations in the trajectory where velocity is greatest.
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"acceleration"
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Concentrate nodes at locations in the trajectory where acceleration is greatest.
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weight
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Description:
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The weight to use. Higher values result in higher node concentration in the area(s) of interest.
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Valid Range:
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weight ≥ 1
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Syntax
myTrajectoryPhase1.ResampleNodes(myVariable1, myString1, myVariable2);
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See also
TrajectoryPhase Object
TrajectoryPhase.ResampleNodes
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