Attitude Coverage

There are a number of commands for calculating and displaying attitude coverage can be executed through Connect. These commands allow you to control the definition and graphical display of Attitude Coverage and Attitude Figure of Merit (FOM) objects. For most commands associated with attitude coverage, the actual command name is AttCov. The generic structure of most Coverage commands is:

AttCov <ObjectPath> {AttCovOption} <Parameters>

The {AttCovOption} indicates the action being executed by the command, and will change depending on the action you wish to take. Additional <Parameters> may be required depending on the {AttCovOption} specified.

Command Format Description Version
AttCov Access AttCov <AttCovObjectPath> Access {ComputeOption} [<Parameters>] Compute or clear access calculations for an attitude coverage object and set auto-recompute options 8.1
AttCov Asset AttCov <AttCovObjectPath> Asset <AssetObjectPath> {Action} Identify and manage assets for a attitude coverage object 8.1
AttCov FOMDefine AttCov <AttFOMObjectPath> FOMDefine {Satisfaction | Limits | Definition} {FOMOption} <Parameters> Define an attitude figure of merit object 10
AttCov Grid AttCov <AttCovObjectPath> Grid {GridOption} <Parameters> Define an attitude coverage grid 9.0
AttCov Interval AttCov <AttCovObjectPath> Interval {TimeInterval} Set the attitude coverage interval 10
AttCov_RM GridPoints AttCov_RM <AttCovObjectPath> GridPoints Returns the grid points being used for the specified attitude coverage 6.0
CentralBody_R CentralBody_R <ApplicationPath> <ObjectPath> Returns the name of the central body of any object 10.0.2
Copy Copy <ApplicationPath> <CopyFromObjectPath> [{CopyOption}] Copy and paste an object. 8.0
GetDescription GetDescription <ObjectPath> {Type} Return the description of an object 4.0.6
Load Load <ApplicationPath> {<ClassPath> | VDF} "<FilePath>" Open an existing scenario or insert an object into the current scenario 8.0
New New <ApplicationPath> <ClassPath> <NewObjectName> {NewOptions} Create a new scenario or add a new object to the current scenario 8.1
NewMulti NewMulti <ApplicationPath> <ClassPathOfObjectToCreate> <NumToCreate> <NewName1> [<NewName2>...] [NoDefault] [Ignore] Create multiple instances of new objects 4.2
Rename Rename <ObjectPath> <NewName> Rename an object 4.0
Save Save <ApplicationPath> <ObjectPath> ["<SaveInDirectory>"] Save a scenario or object within a scenario 4.0
SaveAs SaveAs <ApplicationPath> <ObjectPath> "<FilePath>" Save a scenario or object within a scenario with a different name 4.2
SetAsDefault SetAsDefault <ApplicationPath> [<ObjectPath>] Save the indicated object as the default 4.2
SetDescription SetDescription <ObjectPath> {Type} [{Option}] "<Description>" Set the long or short description of a scenario or object 6.2
SubObjUnload SubObjUnload <ObjectPath> Unload all subobjects of a scenario or object 4.0
Unload Unload <ApplicationPath> <ObjectPath> [RemAssignedObjs] Remove an object or scenario 4.0
UnloadMulti UnloadMulti <ApplicationPath> <ObjectPath> Remove an object and all of its subobjects from the current scenario 9.1
VO AttCovAttributes VO <AttCovObjectPath> AttCovAttributes {Show {On | Off} | {AttCovOptions}} Display 3D coverage graphics for an attitude coverage object 10
VO AttFOMAttributes VO <AttFOMObjectPath> AttFOMAttributes {Show {On | Off} | {AttFOMOptions}} Define 3D graphics for an attitude coverage figure of merit object 10
VO AttFOMContours VO <AttFOMObjectPath> AttFOMContours {GfxType} {ContourOption} [<Parameters>] Display 3D contour graphics for an attitude figure of merit 10
VO AttFOMLegend VO <AttFOMObjectPath> AttFOMLegend {GfxType} {DisplayOption1} <Value> [{DisplayOption2} <Value> ...] Display the Attitude Coverage contours legend. 6.1

STK Programming Interface 11.0.1