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T-Values from a SCN Set

Ex. SCN1 (either a constructed set or scan feature)

T-Value Calculation and reporting of Max and Min Values.


No generic points needed.

No Loop.

No previous Dimensioning.

Create a T-Value array, find maxval and minval, and get the maxpnt and minpnt.


ASSIGN/TVAL=0

ASSIGN/TVAL=DOT((SCN1.HIT[1..SCN1.NUMHITS].XYZ-SCN1.HIT
[[COLOR=#ff0000]1..SCN1.NUMHITS[/COLOR] ].TXYZ),SCN1.HIT[[/COLOR]1..SCN1.NUMHITS].TIJK)

ASSIGN/MAXVAL=MAXINDEX(TVAL)

ASSIGN/MINVAL=MININDEX(TVAL)

ASSIGN/MAXPNT=GETTEXT("REFERENCE ID",MAXVAL,{SCN1})

ASSIGN/MINPNT=GETTEXT("REFERENCE ID",MINVAL,{SCN1})


Then dimension any two points x,y,z,t
Say LOC1 PNT1 & LOC2 PNT2

Highlight LOC1 and replace it with MAXTVAL
Highlight PNT1 and replace it with MAXPNT

Highlight LOC2 and replace it with MINTVAL
Highlight PNT2 and replace it with MINPNT


That's it.
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  • Thank's JEFMAN
    I've had to come off that job for now as there are "more urgent" things to measure Rolling eyes.
    I'll get back to that during the week and give your suggestions a try.
    I did try a few different names/words but no change. Just out of interest what's the use of "DOT", would that be POINT or PNT?

    There has always been 2 other Anglais (mais ils sont les Chefs, doncWink)
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  • Thank's JEFMAN
    I've had to come off that job for now as there are "more urgent" things to measure Rolling eyes.
    I'll get back to that during the week and give your suggestions a try.
    I did try a few different names/words but no change. Just out of interest what's the use of "DOT", would that be POINT or PNT?

    There has always been 2 other Anglais (mais ils sont les Chefs, doncWink)
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