surfaceTransformPoints(1)

part of OpenFOAM (The Open Source CFD Toolbox).

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Description

SURFACETRANSFORMPOINTS

NAME

surfaceTransformPoints - part of OpenFOAM (The Open Source CFD Toolbox).

SYNOPSIS

surfaceTransformPoints [OPTIONS] input output

DESCRIPTION

Transform (translate / rotate / scale) surface points.
Like transformPoints but for surfaces.
Note: roll=rotate about x, pitch=rotate about y, yaw=rotate about z

ARGUMENTS

input

The input surface file

output

The output surface file

OPTIONS

-case dir

Specify case directory to use (instead of the cwd)

-origin point

Use specified <point> as origin for rotations

-rollPitchYaw vector

Rotate by ’(roll pitch yaw)’ degrees

-rotate (vectorA vectorB)

Rotate from <vectorA> to <vectorB> - eg, ’((1 0 0) (0 0 1))’

-rotate-angle (vector scalar)

Rotate <angle> degrees about <vector> - eg, ’((1 0 0) 45)’

-scale scalar | vector

Scale by the specified amount - Eg, for uniform [mm] to [m] scaling use either

-translate vector

Translate by specified <vector> - eg, ’(1 0 0)’ before rotations

-yawPitchRoll vector

Rotate by ’(yaw pitch roll)’ degrees

	-doc		Display documentation in browser
	-help		Display short help and exit

-help-full

Display full help and exit

ADVANCED OPTIONS

-debug-switch name=val

Specify the value of a registered debug switch. Default is 1 if the value is omitted. (Can be used multiple times)

-fileHandler handler

Override the file handler type

-info-switch name=val

Specify the value of a registered info switch. Default is 1 if the value is omitted. (Can be used multiple times)

-lib name

Additional library or library list to load (can be used multiple times)

-noFunctionObjects

Do not execute function objects

-opt-switch name=val

Specify the value of a registered optimisation switch (int/bool). Default is 1 if the value is omitted. (Can be used multiple times)

-doc-source

Display source code in browser

-help-man

Display full help (manpage format) and exit

-help-notes

Display help notes (description) and exit