Generic Feature Problem

[Tested]

I have created the following feature.
I was getting strange Measured readings so I put the same thing into the nominals slot also and they are "different?". V8 & V8.
Do I have a typo here that I'm just not seeing?

F11 =GENERIC/CIRCLE,DEPENDENT,RECT,OUT,$
NOM/XYZ,-1485.0066,-335.8422,591.4699,$
MEAS/XYZ,-1485.0066,-335.8422,591.4699,$
NOM/IJK,-0.034,0.0096,0.9994,$
MEAS/IJK,-0.034,0.0096,0.9994,$
RADIUS/V8,V8
DIM LOC30= LOCATION OF CIRCLE F11 UNITS=MM ,$
GRAPH=OFF TEXT=OFF MULT=10.00 OUTPUT=BOTH
AX MEAS NOMINAL +TOL -TOL DEV OUTTOL
R 17.3736 16.4073 0.0100 0.0100 0.9662 0.9562 -------->
END OF DIMENSION LOC30

[rangerboat72]

I assume that you are using a variable there? I usually use the "measured" feature's I.D. plus the applicable extension (CIRC1.R or CIRC1.D/2) so I'm not real sure what's going on there.

[Tested]

I assume that you are using a variable there? I usually use the "measured" feature's I.D. plus the applicable extension (CIRC1.R or CIRC1.D/2) so I'm not real sure what's going on there.

I can't really do that in this case.
Yes it is a variable but, the variable comes from an ARRAY of many already measured CIRCLES. I'm trying to output the 16.4073 which is what V8 actually adds up to this time. But as you can see it is giving me a bad reading for the MEASURED. I have only put the V8 in both MEASURED & NOMINAL areas to show that something is funny here.

[#2#]

Did you execute after putting V8 in the nominals field?

Try something simpler. Assign another variable and make it something like V9=2.5 and then insert V9 into the generic feature and see if that gives funny results too.

[Tested]

That did it. I put in
ASSIGN/V9 = V8+0
and exchanged V9 for V8 and it all came out fine .

Thanks for the help.

[#2#]

That did it. I put in
ASSIGN/V9 = V8+0
and exchanged V9 for V8 and it all came out fine .

Thanks for the help.

Hmmm, it must not like having the same variable as both the nominal and the measured for some reason. Odd.

[Tested]

Hmmm, it must not like having the same variable as both the nominal and the measured for some reason. Odd.

No I think it doesn't like V8.

But V9 does it foer both.

[T Miller]

Ever have a bloody mary with V8 they suck

[dwade]

Ever have a bloody mary with V8 they suck

They are better with the hot and spicy V8