Uses of Class
agi.foundation.celestial.RadiationVectorType

Packages that use RadiationVectorType

Package	Description
agi.foundation.celestial	Contains types used in modeling characteristics of celestial objects and celestial phenomena.

Uses of RadiationVectorType in agi.foundation.celestial

Methods in agi.foundation.celestial that return RadiationVectorType

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static RadiationVectorType	RadiationVectorType.getDefault() Get the enum constant that is considered to be the default.
static RadiationVectorType	RadiationVectorType.getFromValue(int value) Get the enum constant that is associated with the given numeric value.
RadiationVectorType	SimpleSolarRadiationForce.getVectorType() Gets the RadiationVectorType from the VectorType (get / set) of the OccultationFactor (get / set).
RadiationVectorType	NPlateSolarRadiationForce.getVectorType() Gets the RadiationVectorType from the VectorType (get / set) of the OccultationFactor (get / set).
RadiationVectorType	ScalarOccultation.getVectorType() Gets whether or not to use true position to calculate the occultation, or apparent position adjusted for aberration.
static RadiationVectorType	RadiationVectorType.valueOf(String name) Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
static RadiationVectorType[]	RadiationVectorType.values() Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in the order they are declared.

Methods in agi.foundation.celestial with parameters of type RadiationVectorType

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
protected void	ScalarOccultation.createEvaluatorHelper(EvaluatorGroup group, RadiationVectorType vectorType, ArrayList<VectorEvaluator>[] platformToOccluding, ArrayList<VectorEvaluator>[] platformToIlluminating, ArrayList<Ellipsoid>[] occludingShapes, Ellipsoid[] illuminatingShape) Checks all properties and creates the vectors required to evaluate occultation fractions.
void	ScalarOccultation.setVectorType(RadiationVectorType value) Sets whether or not to use true position to calculate the occultation, or apparent position adjusted for aberration.