Gents, few questions about loops.
1)Lets imagine you have kind of cylindrical part, a you must inspect 76 axial sections around it, in every section several features. First thought - use loop, rotate alignment to every section, index probe. Works, but.. after four hours at 65th section you have collision (off position hole 3mm inspected with 2mm ball) and have to corect target coordinates...
How to do so ?
When you breake a loop you must strat from the begining...
In other softwares its a piece of cake, but with PC_DMIS ?
2)To avoid situation above tried to paste with pattern.
But - MOVEs are not calculated correctly, alignment rotation is not recalculated, even if in alignment used USE_ACTIVE_ALIGNMENT, it refers to the first alignment, and features are not recalculated to local alignment.
Any tips how to avoid spending weeks on donkey work ?
1)Lets imagine you have kind of cylindrical part, a you must inspect 76 axial sections around it, in every section several features. First thought - use loop, rotate alignment to every section, index probe. Works, but.. after four hours at 65th section you have collision (off position hole 3mm inspected with 2mm ball) and have to corect target coordinates...
How to do so ?
When you breake a loop you must strat from the begining...
In other softwares its a piece of cake, but with PC_DMIS ?
2)To avoid situation above tried to paste with pattern.
But - MOVEs are not calculated correctly, alignment rotation is not recalculated, even if in alignment used USE_ACTIVE_ALIGNMENT, it refers to the first alignment, and features are not recalculated to local alignment.
Any tips how to avoid spending weeks on donkey work ?
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