GHS geometry (.gf and .gft) files are used to analyze floating vessels (boats, ships, docks).
GHS Import Options
Import the data in the geometry file as a set of meshes.
Generate 2-D body sections.
Generate a 2-D plan (top down) view.
Generate a 2-D profile (from side) view.
Generate 3-D polylines from data in the geometry file.
Add GHS geometry file information to the meshes generated on import. This includes all of the hull and tank information (contents, permeability, sounding tubes). This is the same information embedded with the AttachGHSData command.
This is an option only available with the Mesh import option. Using the other modes will contain only the geometry, not the GHS data.
Simplify imported polylines by removing collinear points. If three point along a station all lay on the same line, the middle point will be removed.
When a GHS file is imported using the mesh option, it is possible that the mesh may not have the exactly correct join information. You can edit the mesh with the mesh editing commands.
Saves the current settings and turns off the dialog display.
See also: ResetMessageBoxes command.
Note: Before saving a GHS Geometry file, GHS data needs to be associated the surfaces or meshes through the AttachGHSData command.
A GHS Part Maker file is a script that is processed by the Part Maker application to create or modify a GHS geometry file. In many cases this is a better alternative than the straight GHS Geometry File export because the script can be modified with a plain text editor such as Notepad to include additional geometric information.
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