Anybody Else ever see This?

[KIRBSTER269]

First time I have seen this, Using 2019R1

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Solution was just delete it and re-create it. This has happen twice to me on 2 separate programs.

[Darrollh]

Hey Kirby, dims100 is my mentor. I work with him in Arizona. He told me he trained you! Small world!

[KIRBSTER269]

When did you move out there? Thought you were on the east coast? Jimmy is a very smart man. You will learn bunches from him.

[Darrollh]

I moved in August. Work for Foresight Technologies.

[RIDER]

It has done it to me as well. Still haven't figured out what causes it. Started a thread on it a while back. KIRBSTER269 you can view it here
https://www.pcdmisforum.com/forum/pc...-nan?pp=448669

[KIRBSTER269]

Thanks for the tid-bit Rider.

[A-machine-insp]

I've seen that once or twice and your solution was my answer. At first I thought DMIS was trying to be Batman. "NAN NAN NAN NAN NAN BATMAN!!!" Gave me a good laugh.

[Schrocknroll]

Thanks for the earworm.

[A-machine-insp]

No problem. That's what I'm here for.

[Paperback Rocker]

Have seen it, too. Can't remember fix.

[bfire85]

NAN = Not A Number

Do you have a variable applied to your TOL?

[KIRBSTER269]

actually a generic circle is my "C" nothing I have never done before, you think that's what cause the problem?

[KIRBSTER269]

nan = not a number

do you have a variable applied to your tol?

datum_c    =generic/circle,dependent,cartesian,out,$
            nom/xyz,<0.5184,5.06,-0.0313>,$
            meas/xyz,<pnt4.x,pnt4.y,pnt4.z>,$
            nom/ijk,<0,0,1>,$
            meas/ijk,<0,0,1>,$
            diameter/0.067,dist1.meas

[bfire85]

datum_c =generic/circle,dependent,cartesian,out,$
nom/xyz,<0.5184,5.06,-0.0313>,$
meas/xyz,<pnt4.x,pnt4.y,pnt4.z>,$
nom/ijk,<0,0,1>,$
meas/ijk,<0,0,1>,$
diameter/0.067,dist1.meas

Possibly. I have seen some weird side effects of having a generic as a datum in later releases. However, I don't recall at this point, which programs those are.

[KIRBSTER269]

Well, not surprised anymore of anything with this product. Like I said recreated it, and it was fine. just sharing from this point, so the next person that comes across this don't panic.

[JEFMAN]

Sometimes, on this kind of problem, just inserting a comment "$" or a auto-continue comment 1sec allows PC-DMIS re-finding the right order of prog...

[KIRBSTER269]

Well Jeffery, if this ever comes up again, If my old mind can remember, I'll have to try it.