If it is one continuous scan it allows me to create a contact circle.
See here: https://www.pcdmisforum.com/forum/pc-dmis-enterprise-metrology-software/pc-dmis-for-cmms/534132-need-help-with-the-function-scan-minimum-when-creating-a-circle#post534132
So my idea is to use a script to load the points from the two filtered scans into a container scan.
This should look something like this:
- basic circle scan 1
- basic circle scan 2
- constructed filter feature from basic circle scan 1
- constructed filter feature from basic circle scan 2
- goto command to skip the execution of the "container" scan
- container scan (doesn't get executed)
- label for the goto command
- script which takes the point from the two constructed filter features and feeds them into the container scan
the script has 3 arguments ARG1=name of filtered feature 1, ARG2=name of filtered feature 2, ARG3=name of the container scan
I have a script created from Hexagon that does something else, but I think it could be used as a base.
This script from Hexagon takes points of a scan and feeds the specified amount of highest points into a container scan.
So I think all the stuff about finding the highest points can be deleted from this script and with a bit of tinkering it should work.
The problem is, this script from Hexagon is way too complicated for me... I have no Idea where to even begin
I attached the script from Hexagon. If somebody help me adjust it to my needs, I would be very grateful.
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