SetAttitude ClearData
Clear attitude data created using AddAttitude commands
Syntax
SetAttitude <ObjectPath> ClearData [{SegmentOptions}]
Description
The SetAttitude ClearData command, with no options, clears the attitude list of time periods and associated attitude coordinates so that you can enter new attitude data. It is especially useful when you have outdated attitude attached to a satellite or other vehicle and wish to provide updated data.
The SetAttitude ClearData command, with no options, clears data that was added using the following commands:
- AddAttitude CBFQuat
- AddAttitude DCM
- AddAttitude ECIYPR
- AddAttitude Euler
- AddAttitude Quat
- AddAttitude YPR
The SetAttitude ClearData command can also be used to remove Attitude segments that were added using the AddAttitude Profile and AddAttitude File commands. Use the {SegmentOptions} described in the table below to remove attitude segments.
| {SegmentOptions} | Description |
|---|---|
| AllAstrogator | Use the keyword AllAstrogator to remove all Astrogator override segments. |
| AllProfiles | Use the keyword AllProfiles to remove all attitude profiles, except the first profile (see Note below). |
| Profile <ProfileName> | <ProfileName> is the name of the attitude profile specified when adding the profile. Using the Profile <ProfileName> keyword combination will clear only the specified profile leaving all other previously specified attitude profiles. |
| AllFiles | Use the keyword AllFiles, to remove all attitude file segments. |
Vehicles must have at least one attitude profile; therefore, the last attitude profile will remain when attitude profiles are cleared. If the attitude profile specified using Profile <ProfileName> is the only remaining profile, the command will Nack.
Examples
To clear attitude data that was added to the Shuttle satellite:
To remove the MySpin profile from the attitude data associated with the Shuttle satellite in the current scenario:
To remove all but the last attitude profile associated with Satellite1:
Return message
Group membership
This command belongs to the following group(s):
Version
12.1