Hi Seul anglais !
I think you can try 2 solutions :
1st : create 2 generic points with SCN1.HIT[MINVAL].X , SCN1.HIT[MINVAL].Y,SCN1.HIT[MINVAL].Z as measured values (TX,TY and TZ as theo), the same with IJK for the vector, and the same with MAXVAL for the 2nd point.
The advantage of DPH's solution goes down (don't have to create points !), but it should work (It was the old way to find those points !)
2nd : you should change the display of assignments (right click / display values or .... at the bottom of the window), because, if you work in another language than english, I'm not sure that "someone" translated function names (I saw it in an assignment between ""), so that "Reference ID" could be named by NOM ID or something else...
Hi Seul anglais !
I think you can try 2 solutions :
1st : create 2 generic points with SCN1.HIT[MINVAL].X , SCN1.HIT[MINVAL].Y,SCN1.HIT[MINVAL].Z as measured values (TX,TY and TZ as theo), the same with IJK for the vector, and the same with MAXVAL for the 2nd point.
The advantage of DPH's solution goes down (don't have to create points !), but it should work (It was the old way to find those points !)
2nd : you should change the display of assignments (right click / display values or .... at the bottom of the window), because, if you work in another language than english, I'm not sure that "someone" translated function names (I saw it in an assignment between ""), so that "Reference ID" could be named by NOM ID or something else...