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When I construct a circle out of points that have been created with peirce points, the point actual that is used (PNT47's polar value .6994) does not represent the actual on the constructed circle (CIR25 1.4178 diameter). Should be .7089 polar radius. All the points used show a much smaller actual polar radius then what PCDIMIS used to construct the circle. The constructed circle happens to give me a good diameter but I can not prove it using the points because of the difference in the actuals.
When I construct a circle out of points that have been created with peirce points, the point actual that is used (PNT47's polar value .6994) does not represent the actual on the constructed circle (CIR25 1.4178 diameter). Should be .7089 polar radius. All the points used show a much smaller actual polar radius then what PCDIMIS used to construct the circle. The constructed circle happens to give me a good diameter but I can not prove it using the points because of the difference in the actuals.
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I am manually programming this part. I took 6 points on a radius. I labeled them as points only. Then I chose to contruct...
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