BRESET
Resets block model variables to default, or user specified values, on all or selected blocks.
Usage:
| breset <block model> <matching string> -set [<var>=<value>...] <> indicates a mandatory switch. [ ] indicates an optional switch |
Where:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| <block model> | Block model file name |
| <matching string> | Block selection matching string |
| <matching string> |
Block selection matching string |
| -o <file> | Redirects the output status to a file. If it is not set this status will print on screen. |
| -h <file> | Append output status to a file (create a new one if one does not exist). If it is not set this status will print on screen. |
| -v <variable> [value] | Mask with variable. |
| -t <triangulation> | Bounding triangulation. |
| -n <top surface> | Top bounding surface triangulation. |
| -u <lower surface> | Lower bounding surface triangulation. |
| -B <triangulation> | Use single bounding surface. |
| -E | Project down z axis. Requires -B. |
| -O | Select blocks outside bounding triangulation |
| -bm < xl xt yl yt zl zt> | Bounding extent in model coordinates. |
| -bw < xl xt yl yt zl zt> | Bounding extent in world coordinates. |
| -s <mx my mz> | Sub-block dimensions. |
| -p <a b c d> | Include planed blocks. |
| -C <condition> | Use conditional expression. |
| -r <offset> | Provide a plane offset buffer. |
| -X | Use proportional volumes against solid. |
| -set [<var>=<value>...] | Block model variables to reset <var> Â Â - variable name <value> - variable new value. If missing, the default value is used. e.g. Â Â - set test1=20 test2 test3=100 |
Example:
breset thor.bmf -v au 2 -X -set test1=20 test2 test3=100
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