using an Assgined Variable as a value for a generic feature.

[rerun_lives]

Is it possible to use an Assgined Variable as one of the values for a Constructed generic feature? And if so how do you do it?

[DaddyBluto]

ASSIGN/V1 = 827
F1 =GENERIC/POINT,DEPENDENT,RECT,$
NOM/XYZ,827,10,10,$
MEAS/XYZ,V1,10,10,$
NOM/IJK,1,0,0,$
MEAS/IJK,1,0,0

[craiger_ny]

F2_900_DIA =FEAT/CIRCLE,RECT,IN,LEAST_SQR
            THEO/0,0,1.8,0,0,-1,2.9035
            ACTL/-0.0014,0.0008,1.8013,0,0,1,2.9042
            MEAS/CIRCLE,8,WORKPLANE
            HIT/BASIC,0,1.4517,1.8,0,-1,0,-0.0004,1.4527,1.8011
            HIT/BASIC,1.0265,1.0265,1.8,-0.7071068,-0.7071068,0,1.0273,1.0261,1.8012
            HIT/BASIC,1.4517,0,1.8,-1,0,0,1.4506,0.0006,1.8014
            HIT/BASIC,1.0265,-1.0265,1.8,-0.7071068,0.7071068,0,1.0263,-1.0247,1.8015
            HIT/BASIC,0,-1.4517,1.8,0,1,0,-0.0009,-1.4513,1.8015
            HIT/BASIC,-1.0265,-1.0265,1.8,0.7071068,0.7071068,0,-1.0276,-1.0266,1.8014
            HIT/BASIC,-1.4517,0,1.8,1,0,0,-1.4536,-0.0009,1.8012
            HIT/BASIC,-1.0265,1.0265,1.8,0.7071068,-0.7071068,0,-1.0284,1.0271,1.8011
            ENDMEAS/
            ASSIGN/F2900DIA = F2_900_DIA.D
GENERIC    =GENERIC/POINT,DEPENDENT,RECT,$
            NOM/XYZ,2.9035,0,1.389,$
            MEAS/XYZ,F2900DIA,0,1.389,$
            NOM/IJK,0,0,1,$
            MEAS/IJK,0,0,1
DIM GENERIC_DIMENSION= LOCATION OF POINT GENERIC  UNITS=IN ,$
GRAPH=OFF  TEXT=OFF  MULT=1.00  OUTPUT=BOTH
AX    MEAS   NOMINAL    +TOL     -TOL      DEV    OUTTOL 
X    2.9042   2.9035   0.0050   0.0050   0.0007   0.0000 -----#---
END OF DIMENSION GENERIC_DIMENSION

[craiger_ny]

Should have known the cop would have a quicker draw than me. Nice shootin' Jamie.

Craig

[DaddyBluto]

Arrgh!!!

It is Jaime. My mom always said Jamie was pajamas.

If you are using your example in a program I have to ask why use the variable? Why not skip the middle man?

F2_900_DIA =FEAT/CIRCLE,RECT,IN,LEAST_SQR
THEO/0,0,1.8,0,0,-1,2.9035
ACTL/-0.0014,0.0008,1.8013,0,0,1,2.9042
MEAS/CIRCLE,8,WORKPLANE
HIT/BASIC,0,1.4517,1.8,0,-1,0,-0.0004,1.4527,1.8011
HIT/BASIC,1.0265,1.0265,1.8,-0.7071068,-0.7071068,0,1.0273,1.0261,1.8012
HIT/BASIC,1.4517,0,1.8,-1,0,0,1.4506,0.0006,1.8014
HIT/BASIC,1.0265,-1.0265,1.8,-0.7071068,0.7071068,0,1.0263,-1.0247,1.8015
HIT/BASIC,0,-1.4517,1.8,0,1,0,-0.0009,-1.4513,1.8015
HIT/BASIC,-1.0265,-1.0265,1.8,0.7071068,0.7071068,0,-1.0276,-1.0266,1.8014
HIT/BASIC,-1.4517,0,1.8,1,0,0,-1.4536,-0.0009,1.8012
HIT/BASIC,-1.0265,1.0265,1.8,0.7071068,-0.7071068,0,-1.0284,1.0271,1.8011
ENDMEAS/
GENERIC =GENERIC/POINT,DEPENDENT,RECT,$
NOM/XYZ,2.9035,0,1.389,$
MEAS/XYZ,F2_900_DIA.D,0,1.389,$
NOM/IJK,0,0,1,$
MEAS/IJK,0,0,1

[Wes Cisco]

Arrgh!!!

It is Jaime. My mom always said Jamie was pajamas.

Such an exquisitely ironic backhanded compliment could never have been planned. Or could it?

[craiger_ny]

Arrgh!!!

It is Jaime. My mom always said Jamie was pajamas.

If you are using your example in a program I have to ask why use the variable? Why not skip the middle man?

F2_900_DIA =FEAT/CIRCLE,RECT,IN,LEAST_SQR
THEO/0,0,1.8,0,0,-1,2.9035
ACTL/-0.0014,0.0008,1.8013,0,0,1,2.9042
MEAS/CIRCLE,8,WORKPLANE
HIT/BASIC,0,1.4517,1.8,0,-1,0,-0.0004,1.4527,1.8011
HIT/BASIC,1.0265,1.0265,1.8,-0.7071068,-0.7071068,0,1.0273,1.0261,1.8012
HIT/BASIC,1.4517,0,1.8,-1,0,0,1.4506,0.0006,1.8014
HIT/BASIC,1.0265,-1.0265,1.8,-0.7071068,0.7071068,0,1.0263,-1.0247,1.8015
HIT/BASIC,0,-1.4517,1.8,0,1,0,-0.0009,-1.4513,1.8015
HIT/BASIC,-1.0265,-1.0265,1.8,0.7071068,0.7071068,0,-1.0276,-1.0266,1.8014
HIT/BASIC,-1.4517,0,1.8,1,0,0,-1.4536,-0.0009,1.8012
HIT/BASIC,-1.0265,1.0265,1.8,0.7071068,-0.7071068,0,-1.0284,1.0271,1.8011
ENDMEAS/
GENERIC =GENERIC/POINT,DEPENDENT,RECT,$
NOM/XYZ,2.9035,0,1.389,$
MEAS/XYZ,F2_900_DIA.D,0,1.389,$
NOM/IJK,0,0,1,$
MEAS/IJK,0,0,1

That is not real code it is an example. I wouldn't do that in a program but examples illustrate well and I don't know his application anymore than you know weather or not 827 is his X nominal. Why did you use 827 huh? Maybe his X nom is 4.325 maybe he is not interested in X. It was simply an example. Silly pajamas.

[rerun_lives]

thanks

Thanks everyone! I think I've got it!!

[John Kingston]

Are some people cranky today?!

Ok, I am. Just don't want to be here. Hence the reason for so many posts today.