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constructive solid geometry primitive

0112/2///61360_4#AAA668

solid three-dimensional geometric shape, which can be easily generated using parameters without applying special features, such as extruding or revolving

Hierarchy#

Ancestors (top) → AAA668 (highlighted) → subclasses and powertype instances. Capped at 12 each; see the full lists in the sections below.

Higher level classes2#

Declared properties#

No declared properties

This class does not declare any properties of its own.

Metadata#

Note
Constructive solid geometry primitives can be used as an operands of a Boolean set operation to generate more a complex shape as a result of the operation.
Version
1
Revision
2
Status
Standard
Publisher
IEC
Published in
ISO 10303-42
Responsible committee
IEC/SC 3D
Change request
C00115
Dates
  • Original: 2015-02-19
  • Current version: 2015-10-02
  • Current revision: 2023-04-17

Full source data#

Every key from the original .xls export, including multilingual variants, status, publisher, committee, and workbook-specific codes.

Raw properties (17 keys from source .xls) — click to expand
C002
C00115
C011
IEC
C012
ISO 10303-42
C016
Standard
MDC_P001_5
0112/2///61360_4#AAA668
MDC_P002_1
1
MDC_P002_2
2
MDC_P003_0
2023-04-17
MDC_P003_1
2015-02-19
MDC_P003_2
2015-10-02
MDC_P003_3
2023-04-17
MDC_P004.en
constructive solid geometry primitive
MDC_P006.en
solid three-dimensional geometric shape, which can be easily generated using parameters without applying special features, such as extruding or revolving
MDC_P008.en
Constructive solid geometry primitives can be used as an operands of a Boolean set operation to generate more a complex shape as a result of the operation.
MDC_P010
0112/2///61360_4#AAA233
MDC_P011
ITEM_CLASS
MDC_P012
IEC/SC 3D

Version history2#

  1. Current rev 02
    17 Apr 2023 · 09:58 UTC by BATCH 00001245
    View on cdd.iec.ch ↗
  2. superseded rev 01
    21 Jul 2015 · 15:48 UTC by BATCH 00000902
    ↓ Version JSON
    View on cdd.iec.ch ↗

IEC CDD records every published revision of each entity — version number, status, timestamp, and the change request that introduced it. OpenCDD captures the full chain of custody from cdd.iec.ch; the entry marked Current is the one rendered on this page.