connection-point-geometry-type#
Code |
CP.002 |
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Validator |
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Compatibility |
other |
Tags |
❓ |
Summary#
Connection point prims must be Plane (rectangular) or Disk (circular) geometry only. The rule belongs to the v0.1.0 vocabulary: a v0.1.0 profile authors Plane and Disk geometry, a v0.2.0 profile authors Xforms under CP.010.
Description#
Connection point geometry represents the physical opening on the equipment where a pipe, duct, or cable connects. A Plane maps to rectangular openings (most electrical and airflow connections), and a Disk maps to circular openings (most piping connections).
Why is it required?#
Geometry type communicates the shape of the physical interface to simulation runtimes
Incorrect geometry types can cause misaligned connections in facility layout tools
Examples#
# Rectangular electrical connection point → Plane geometry
def Mesh "nvidia_electrical_nominal_voltage_main" { ... } # Plane
# Circular piping connection point → Disk geometry
def Mesh "acme_fws_supply_piping_connection_main" { ... } # Disk
How to comply#
Author connection point prims as Plane geometry for rectangular openings (electrical, airflow) and Disk geometry for circular openings (piping). In USD Composer, this can be done via Create > Mesh > Plane or Create > Mesh > Disk.