The following example shows that adding an OFFSET_GAP value of “0.05” (50mm) creates a 50mm gap after the face where the gap is specified. The gap specified for the BOTTOM_FLANGE cell is not used in this case because the BOTTOM_FLANGE is the last cell.
<SMS_PARTS NAME="Profile ">
<SMS_PART KEY="RT_1" TYPE="PROFILE" MATERIAL_LOOKUP="MATERIAL_CARBON_A" COMPONENT_LOOKUP="RT_1">
<SMS_CELL NAME="WEBL" OUTPUT_UPSIDE_FACE="base">
<SMS_OFFSET OFFSET_LOOKUP="WEB_OFFSET" RATIO_Y="1.0" OFFSET_GAP="0.05"/>
</SMS_CELL>
<SMS_CELL NAME="TOP_FLANGE" OUTPUT_UPSIDE_FACE="top_flange_top">
<SMS_OFFSET OFFSET_LOOKUP="WEB_OFFSET" RATIO_Y="1.0" OFFSET_GAP="0.05"/>
</SMS_CELL>
<SMS_CELL NAME="WEBR" OUTPUT_UPSIDE_FACE="webright">
<SMS_OFFSET OFFSET_LOOKUP="WEB_OFFSET" RATIO_Y="1.0" OFFSET_GAP="0.05"/>
</SMS_CELL>
<SMS_CELL NAME="BOTTOM_FLANGE" OUTPUT_UPSIDE_FACE="bottom_flange_bottom">
<SMS_OFFSET OFFSET_LOOKUP="WEB_OFFSET" RATIO_Y="1.0" OFFSET_GAP="0.05"/>
</SMS_CELL>
</SMS_PART>
</SMS_PARTS>
</SMS_MFG_AS_PART>