VO Obscuration
Set sensor obscuration parameters and compute sensor obscuration
Syntax
VO <SensorObjectPath> Obscuration {ObscurationOption} <Parameters>
Description
The Obscuration command allows you to set parameters for sensor obscuration and to perform obscuration calculations.
| {Obscuration Option} | <Parameters> and Description |
|---|---|
| Object | {On | Off} <ToObjectPath>, where <ToObjectPath> is the object for which obscuration is being calculated |
| CentralBody | {CBName} {On | Off}
Set a central body as an obscuration object. |
| Compute |
[{TimeInterval} <StepSize> ["<FilePath>"]]
{TimeInterval} <StepSize> can be used to limit data to a specified time period. If these parameters aren't specified, data is calculated for the scenario time period. For valid {TimeInterval} values see Time Options. If "<FilePath>" is entered then data is written to that file. This value can only be entered if the time values are also entered. |
| DeleteData | N/A |
| DontRenderNormalWindows {On | Off} | When set to On normal 3d windows will not render when computing the AzEl Mask, This will result in increased speed when processing.
The default value is On. This setting will also effect the AzElMask Tool window. |
Use the Window3D command with the SetRenderMethod option to set off screen rendering. The Obscuration View window must be displayed before setting off screen rendering. The WindowID of the Window3D command must be the ID of the Obscuration View. Use the VO_R MapID command to get the window ID of the Obscuration View.
Examples
Set the Obscuration Object to Facility/Perth:
Compute obscuration for 120 minutes and place the result in jgrobs.rpt:
To specify Mars as an Obscuration Object:
Return message
Group membership
This command belongs to the following group(s):
Version
10.1