I am wondering if anyone out there has tried to view the .CAD file that PC-DMIS creates with a CAD program of some kind.
The inspection group here generates an analysis report when parts are found out of tolerance and along with this they include a screen shot of the part.
Typically this would have the graphical analysis turned on with arrows showing the direction of deviation.
Not everyone has the same ability to "view" a 3-D screen shot and see what is going on.
If the "screen shot" was dynamic and you could rotate the view around, well heck, there would be no problem. (Yeah, I know, I am dreaming... no matter how simple you make it there will always be someone who gripes).
Adobe has done some great things with PDF's and giving the ability to dynamically view CAD files within their viewer.
Do you think the .CAD files generated by PC-DMIS could be used this way?
The inspection group here generates an analysis report when parts are found out of tolerance and along with this they include a screen shot of the part.
Typically this would have the graphical analysis turned on with arrows showing the direction of deviation.
Not everyone has the same ability to "view" a 3-D screen shot and see what is going on.
If the "screen shot" was dynamic and you could rotate the view around, well heck, there would be no problem. (Yeah, I know, I am dreaming... no matter how simple you make it there will always be someone who gripes).
Adobe has done some great things with PDF's and giving the ability to dynamically view CAD files within their viewer.
Do you think the .CAD files generated by PC-DMIS could be used this way?
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