Defines the type of the wire. A wire must not have more than one type. This attribute allows more than one value because the same type can be expressed in multiple reference systems.

WireType: Specifies a wire type. A wire type is always defined by a key value. Which wire type is meant by this key value is defined by a standard reference system.

Used to circumnavigate obstacles.

Specifies the overall length the terminal.

Defines the bounding box of the part.

BoundingBox: The bounding box is defined for the processed state of the component, as it appears in the finished product. Therefore, it is valid to use the bounding box as simplified geometry of the component for viewing or simple DMU operations. For correct 3D positioning, the bounding may require transformation of the coordinate system of the component (see LocalGeometrySpecification.BoundingBoxPositioning).

The bounding box defines the smallest cuboid (box) that can contain a described part completely. If a component has multiple variants, the bounding box is the smallest cuboid that can contain every variant, while maintaining the spatial orientation of the bounding box and component variants.

It is valid to use the BoundingBox to describe the dimensions of a component, even if not all dimensions are known (e.g., only length and width). However, it must be possible to transform such a partial bounding box into a complete bounding box by adding the missing dimensions.

Used to circumnavigate obstacles.

The x,y,z coordinate of the Bouding Box are defined in the Figure 14.