change coordinate systems location

DLR-SL · Nov 16, 2023 · cc8c1f8 · cc8c1f8
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diff --git a/documentation/geometryBaseTypes.png b/documentation/geometryBaseTypes.png
diff --git a/documentation/geometryBaseTypes.pptx b/documentation/geometryBaseTypes.pptx
diff --git a/schema/cpacs_schema.xsd b/schema/cpacs_schema.xsd
@@ -10854,8 +10854,8 @@ [email protected]
                         <ddue:para>Cuboid</ddue:para>
                     </ddue:summary>
                     <ddue:remarks>
-                        <ddue:para>The component coordinate system is located in the corner of the cuboid.
-                            This means that "length" extends in the x-direction, "width" in the y-direction and "height" in the z-direction.
+                        <ddue:para>The component coordinate system is located in the center of the cuboid.
+                            This means that "length" extends in the x-direction, "width" in the y-direction and "height" in the z-direction, half in the positive and half in the negative direction.
                         </ddue:para>
                     </ddue:remarks>
                 </sd:schemaDoc>
@@ -16294,9 +16294,8 @@ [email protected]
                         <ddue:para>Frustum</ddue:para>
                     </ddue:summary>
                     <ddue:remarks>
-                        <ddue:para>The component coordinate system of the frustum is centered on the lower circular surface.
-                            This lower circular surface lies in the xy-plane of the local component coordinate system and is defined by the "lowerRadius".
-                            The upper circular surface with the "upperRadius" is parallel to the lower surface at a distance of "height" in z-direction.
+                        <ddue:para>The component coordinate system of the frustum is centered on the center of its geometrically defining variables,
+                            which is half the height and center of the lower and upper circular faces.
                         </ddue:para>
                     </ddue:remarks>
                 </sd:schemaDoc>