I'm running version 2014, for what it's worth
I have a pair of holes I'm trying to measure. Hole 2 uses hole 1 as a datum, and the other datums are a bit awkward, but nothing ridiculous. However, 2 back-to-back runs of the same part can give me up to 0.05mm of difference between the two results. That's not the worst problem, though. The nominals that it's using to get those results is changing drastically from run to run. One run, the true position output will say the X nominal is something like 37.5mm, the next run it will say that same distance should be 13.7mm. Either way is completely disregarding actual dimensions I've put in. I've tried toggling Fit To Datums, I've used both Current Alignment and Datum Reference Frame Alignment. Just when I get a few matching reports in a row and think it's sorted, the next one will be different again. I'd like to think my alignment is solid, but obviously SOMETHING isn't right.
I can attach program excerpts and info as needed (I just figured it'd be a bit obtrusive to copy/paste the whole program if it wasn't needed)
I have a pair of holes I'm trying to measure. Hole 2 uses hole 1 as a datum, and the other datums are a bit awkward, but nothing ridiculous. However, 2 back-to-back runs of the same part can give me up to 0.05mm of difference between the two results. That's not the worst problem, though. The nominals that it's using to get those results is changing drastically from run to run. One run, the true position output will say the X nominal is something like 37.5mm, the next run it will say that same distance should be 13.7mm. Either way is completely disregarding actual dimensions I've put in. I've tried toggling Fit To Datums, I've used both Current Alignment and Datum Reference Frame Alignment. Just when I get a few matching reports in a row and think it's sorted, the next one will be different again. I'd like to think my alignment is solid, but obviously SOMETHING isn't right.
I can attach program excerpts and info as needed (I just figured it'd be a bit obtrusive to copy/paste the whole program if it wasn't needed)
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