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I am beginning to attempt to program off a cad model. I have a sample part, every time I press cad=part my alignment moves off my cad model. I am actually trying to program off of cad on a part I have a sample for before I make a program off a part that I have no sample for.
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  • I am beginning to attempt to program off a cad model. I have a sample part, every time I press cad=part my alignment moves off my cad model. I am actually trying to program off of cad on a part I have a sample for before I make a program off a part that I have no sample for.


    So i used to use C=P all the time.
    You don't need it.

    Import your model.
    Translate your model to match your machine coordinates or your drawing callout. (I like to put the coordinates somewhere I can easily eyeball and put my READPOINT at {0,0,0}
    Create your READPOINT.
    Create your alignment.
    Done.

    No need for C=P
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  • I am beginning to attempt to program off a cad model. I have a sample part, every time I press cad=part my alignment moves off my cad model. I am actually trying to program off of cad on a part I have a sample for before I make a program off a part that I have no sample for.


    So i used to use C=P all the time.
    You don't need it.

    Import your model.
    Translate your model to match your machine coordinates or your drawing callout. (I like to put the coordinates somewhere I can easily eyeball and put my READPOINT at {0,0,0}
    Create your READPOINT.
    Create your alignment.
    Done.

    No need for C=P
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