What’s the easiest way to extract points and report locations from an auto circle in PCDmis 2017r2?

I have a 22” auto-circle with 32 hits and I need to report all 32 hits individually with x,y locations. I know in 2018 they added a “ to hits “ toggle and in 2020r2 and later versions you can grab points from auto features very easily but I don’t have access to those at the moment and I’ve only been using 2017 for a couple of months. Any help is appreciated.

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0 Matthew D. Hoedeman 8 months ago

generic feature, use "CIR1.HIT[1].X,CIR1.HIT[1].Y,CIRHIT[1].Z

and repeat 31 more times. (syntax may not be correct)
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0 louisd 8 months ago in reply to Matthew D. Hoedeman

I like setting the theo's as appropriate, so the theo row of code would be

CIR1.HIT[1].TX, CIR1.HIT[1].TY, CIR1.HIT[1].TZ, CIR1.HIT[1].TI, CIR1.HIT[1].Tj, CIR1.HIT[1].TK

second row of generic feature's MEAS would be as Matthew D. Hoedeman listed.

then repeat, changing each bracketed number to the hit number you are re-creating. so CIR1.HIT[2], and so on.
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0 louisd 8 months ago in reply to Matthew D. Hoedeman

I like setting the theo's as appropriate, so the theo row of code would be

CIR1.HIT[1].TX, CIR1.HIT[1].TY, CIR1.HIT[1].TZ, CIR1.HIT[1].TI, CIR1.HIT[1].Tj, CIR1.HIT[1].TK

second row of generic feature's MEAS would be as Matthew D. Hoedeman listed.

then repeat, changing each bracketed number to the hit number you are re-creating. so CIR1.HIT[2], and so on.
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