Fix bug where PointDisplacement is incorrectly assigned #193
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Issues addressed by this PR
Closes #190
PointDisplacement
loads were being incorrectly applied to nodes.Test files
https://burohappold.sharepoint.com/:f:/s/BHoM/EhfSrsAvM4FBqQqRC-7GizQBu7sDKLd1Vxn5mirBB08sHg?e=SlAoUq
Changelog
https://burohappold.sharepoint.com/:f:/s/BHoM/EhfSrsAvM4FBqQqRC-7GizQBu7sDKLd1Vxn5mirBB08sHg?e=SlAoUq
Additional comments
The
PointID
of a LusasPoint (Node
) is not synonmous with theLusas_id
, as the PointID cannot be set. Therefore, the Lusas_Toolkit uses the name parameter of theLusasPoint
to mirror theAdapterId
.So when you push a
Node
to Lusas, you can force the Lusas_id to be 2 (as I have done in the script) but thePointID
will not be unrelated. The name of theLusasPoint
will be "P2" to reflect the Lusas_id.This was the source of the error, the
PointDisplacement
assignment was using theLusas_id
but not adding the prefix, resulting in the load being incorrectly assigned.