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B.Type
This is a property of mbcboundary.AbstractBoundary and all subclasses.
B.Type returns the boundary model type. You can only choose a type when you create the boundary. Use the Type input argument with CreateBoundary to specify what kind of boundary model you want to create, such as 'Star-shaped', 'Range', 'Ellipsoid', 'Convex Hull'.
Use getAlternativeTypes to find out what types are available for the specified boundary model.
Available types depend on the boundary model, for example:
For mbcboundary.Model, type can be 'Star-shaped', 'Range', 'Ellipsoid', or 'Convex Hull'
For mbcboundary.TwoStage, LocalModel requires a type of either Range or Ellipsoid, and GlobalModel requires a type of Interpolating RBFonly.
For mbcboundary.PointByPoint, the LocalModel type can be any valid type for mbcboundary.Model.
You can only create boundaries of type 'Point-by-point' or 'Two-stage' from a Local boundary tree, or from an existing boundary of type 'Point-by-point' or 'Two-stage'. You cannot create or fit these types of boundary models outside a project. Fit them by adding the boundary model to the boundary tree.
The following example creates a point-by-point boundary model from the Local boundary tree:
B = CreateBoundary(T.Boundary.Local,'Point-by-point');
Create a local boundary with type range:
B.LocalModel = CreateBoundary(B.LocalModel,'Range');
Boundary Models, CreateBoundary, getAlternativeTypes

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