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ConfigurableProfile Properties

The ConfigurableProfile type exposes the following members.

Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyAllowModificationOfFinalHeight
Gets a value indicating whether to allow other profiles to modify the final height of this profile in order to ensure continuity.
Public propertyAllowModificationOfFinalHeightRate
Gets a value indicating whether to allow other profiles to modify the final height rate of this profile in order to ensure continuity.
Public propertyAllowModificationOfFinalSpeed
Gets a value indicating whether to allow other profiles to modify the final speed of this profile in order to ensure continuity.
Public propertyAllowModificationOfInitialHeight
Gets a value indicating whether to allow other profiles to modify the initial height of this profile in order to ensure continuity.
Public propertyAllowModificationOfInitialHeightRate
Gets a value indicating whether to allow other profiles to modify the initial height rate of this profile in order to ensure continuity.
Public propertyAllowModificationOfInitialSpeed
Gets a value indicating whether to allow other profiles to modify the initial speed of this profile in order to ensure continuity.
Public propertyFinalHeight
Gets or sets the final height of this profile above the reference surface.
Public propertyFinalHeightRate
Gets or sets the final height rate for this profile.
Public propertyFinalSpeed
Gets or sets the final speed for this profile.
Public propertyHeightReferenceSurface
Gets the reference terrain surface from which the height is measured.
Public propertyInitialHeight
Gets or sets the initial height of this profile above the reference surface.
Public propertyInitialHeightRate
Gets or sets the initial height rate for this profile.
Public propertyInitialSpeed
Gets or sets the initial speed for this profile.
Public propertyProfileComputationalWeight
Gets a scalar value indicating how expensive the configuration of this profile is. This is used to indicate to the ITrackCalculationProgress instance fed to the RoutePropagator that certain profiles will take longer than others (larger computational weight).
Public propertyTargetFinalHeight
Gets the final height that this profile will attempt to target. If the parameters for platform dynamics or the geometry specified for this profile are insufficient to satisfy the given target, the profile will get as close as it can and then the surrounding connections will attempt to make up the difference.
Public propertyTargetFinalHeightRate
Gets the final height rate that this profile will attempt to target. If the parameters for platform dynamics or the geometry specified for this profile are insufficient to satisfy the given target, the profile will get as close as it can and then the surrounding connections will attempt to make up the difference.
Public propertyTargetFinalSpeed
Gets the final speed that this profile will attempt to target. If the parameters for platform dynamics or the geometry specified for this profile are insufficient to satisfy the given target, the profile will get as close as it can and then the surrounding connections will attempt to make up the difference.
Public propertyTargetInitialHeight
Gets the initial height that this profile will attempt to target. If the parameters for platform dynamics or the geometry specified for this profile are insufficient to satisfy the given target, the profile will get as close as it can and then the surrounding connections will attempt to make up the difference.
Public propertyTargetInitialHeightRate
Gets the initial height rate that this profile will attempt to target. If the parameters for platform dynamics or the geometry specified for this profile are insufficient to satisfy the given target, the profile will get as close as it can and then the surrounding connections will attempt to make up the difference.
Public propertyTargetInitialSpeed
Gets the initial speed that this profile will attempt to target. If the parameters for platform dynamics or the geometry specified for this profile are insufficient to satisfy the given target, the profile will get as close as it can and then the surrounding connections will attempt to make up the difference.
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