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    CON1 =AUTO/CONE, SHOWALLPARAMS=YES, SHOWHITS=NO
    THEO/0,0,0.07,0,0,1,0.525,5,1.3
    ACTL/0,0.0001,0.07,0,-0.0000026,-1,0.5248,5.0003,1.2
    TARG/0,0,0.07,0,0,1
    THEO_THICKNESS = 0, RECT, OUT, CIRCULAR, ONERROR = NO ,$
    AUTO MOVE = NO, DISTANCE = 0.5, RMEAS = None, READ POS = NO ,$
    NUMHITS = 3, NUMROWS = 2, INIT = 0, PERM = 0, SPACER = 0 ,$
    START ANG = 0, END ANG = 180, DEPTH = 0.1 ,$
    ANGLE VEC = 1,0,0

    After I enter the nominals for this cone and select "create" it appears to take the correct hits on the CAD but the actuals are not "at nominal" and the vector of the cone is flipped.

    The CAD is imported iges from UG.

    When I "measure" the cone on the CAD the same thing happens.

    Any ideas as to what I'm going wrong?

    I can't figure out how to get my graphics display posted, either.

    THANKS
    3.5 MR2 CAD++/Windows 2000

  • #2
    the one thing that stands out to me is to change your # of rows to at least 3. se if this helps.
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    • #3
      CON1 =AUTO/CONE, SHOWALLPARAMS=YES, SHOWHITS=NO
      THEO/0,0,0.07,0,0,1,0.525,5,1.3
      ACTL/0,0,0.07,0,-0.0000023,-1,0.5249,5.0002,1.2
      TARG/0,0,0.07,0,0,1
      THEO_THICKNESS = 0, RECT, OUT, CIRCULAR, ONERROR = NO ,$
      AUTO MOVE = NO, DISTANCE = 0.5, RMEAS = None, READ POS = NO ,$
      NUMHITS = 5, NUMROWS = 5, INIT = 0, PERM = 0, SPACER = 0 ,$
      START ANG = 0, END ANG = 180, DEPTH = 0.1 ,$
      ANGLE VEC = 1,0,0

      Redone with 5 rows and 5 hits per row.....
      3.5 MR2 CAD++/Windows 2000

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      • #4
        ok- try changing your end ancle to 360 and your depth to -0.1
        also- be sure your in the +z workplane
        Last edited by george frick; 04-05-2006, 11:45 AM.
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        • #5
          CON1 =AUTO/CONE, SHOWALLPARAMS=YES, SHOWHITS=NO
          THEO/0,0,0.07,0,0,1,0.525,5,1.3
          ACTL/0,0,0.07,0,0,-1,0.525,5.0001,1.2
          TARG/0,0,0.07,0,0,1
          THEO_THICKNESS = 0, RECT, OUT, CIRCULAR, ONERROR = NO ,$
          AUTO MOVE = NO, DISTANCE = 0.5, RMEAS = None, READ POS = NO ,$
          NUMHITS = 5, NUMROWS = 5, INIT = 0, PERM = 0, SPACER = 0 ,$
          START ANG = 0, END ANG = 360, DEPTH = -0.1 ,$
          ANGLE VEC = 1,0,0

          Changed end angle and depth...ZPLUS work plane
          3.5 MR2 CAD++/Windows 2000

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          • #6
            OK- CHECK THE PROBINGS. NEEDS TO PROBE THE CONE FROM BOTTOM TO TOP IN PC DMIS FOR YOUR 0,0,1 VECTOR
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            • #7
              Thanks, that may be it....the probing is from the top to the bottom.....

              Thanks again!!!!!!!!
              3.5 MR2 CAD++/Windows 2000

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