# CigiTerrestrialControl Class (CPP) **Header:** #include **Inherits from:** CigiHostPacket ## CigiTerrestrialControl Class ### Members --- ## int getRegionID ( ) const Returns the Environmental region ID specified in the packet. ### Return value - **Entity ID** if [Scope](#getScope_int) is set to Entity (2). - **Region ID** if [Scope](#getScope_int) is set to Regional (1). > **Notice:** This value will be ignored if [Scope](#getScope_int) is set to Global (0). ## int getSurfaceID ( ) const Returns the value of the **Surface Condition ID** specified in the packet. Determines surface condition or contaminant. > **Notice:** Multiple conditions can be specified by sending multiple Terrestrial Surface Conditions Control packets. ### Return value **Surface Condition ID** parameter value. The following values are supported: - **0** - Dry (reset). - **> 0** - Defined by IG. > **Notice:** When this parameter is set to Dry (0), all existing surface conditions will be removed within the specified scope. ## int getSurfaceEnabled ( ) const Returns the value of the **Surface Condition Enable** parameter specified in the packet. ### Return value **Surface Condition Enable** parameter: 1 - surface condition attribute identified by the [Surface Condition ID](#getSurfaceID_int) parameter shall be enabled; otherwise, 0. ## int getScope ( ) const Returns the value of the **Scope** parameter specified in the packet. Determines whether the surface conditions are applied globally, regionally, or to an environmental entity. ### Return value **Scope** parameter value. The following values are supported: - 0 - Global - 1 - Regional - 2 - Entity ## int getSeverity ( ) const Returns the value of the **Severity** parameter specified in the packet. ### Return value **Severity** parameter value: 0 � 31 (least to most severe). ## int getCoverage ( ) const Returns the value of the **Coverage** parameter specified in the packet. Determines the degree of coverage of the specified surface contaminant. ### Return value **Coverage** parameter value in the [0; 100] range.