SetConstraintOptions
Set constraint options for an object's active constraints.
Syntax
SetConstraintOptions <ObjectPath> {ConstraintName} {Options}
Related commands
- SetConstraint (Area & Line Targets)
- SetConstraint (Chain or Constellation)
- SetConstraint (Comm)
- SetConstraint (EOIR)
- SetConstraint (Facility, Place & Target)
- SetConstraint (Planets & Stars)
- SetConstraint (Radar)
- SetConstraint (Sensor)
- SetConstraint (SEET)
- SetConstraint (Vehicles)
Description
Use the SetConstraintOptions command to set constraint options for individual constraints that are active for an object.
The {ConstraintName} is the name of a potentially active constraint for <ObjectPath>. Use the Enabled option to turn individual constraints on or off for access computations; the default is "on". Refer to the SetConstraint commands to turn on constraints.
The following table describes the available options.
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Action {ExcludeIntervals | IncludeIntervals} | Specify whether to exclude or include time intervals that satisfy a given constraint. |
| Enabled {Yes|True|On|No|False|Off} | Specify whether the given constraint is active or not for access computations. The default is Yes|True|On. |
| MaxTimeStep <Value> | Enter the maximum time step, which will limit the amount of time that is allowed to elapse between samplings of the constraint functions during access computations.
<Value> is entered in Connect time units. To disable the MaxTimeStep, enter 0 for <Value>. |
| MaxRelMotion <Value> | Enter the maximum relative motion value in degrees.
To disable the MaxRelMotion, enter 0 for <Value>. |
Examples
To set constraint options for the Satellite1's AzimuthAngle constraint:
SetConstraintOptions */Satellite/Satellite1 AzimuthAngle MaxRelMotion 34.56 MaxTimeStep 123.0
Return message
Group membership
This command belongs to the following group(s):
Version
12.9