Generic feature doesn't match measured

bogii 2 months ago

Hello,

I need to show our customer the minimum and maximum of point on the surface.

a) I measured individual vector points and created a set of points (Feature set). From the set of points I evaluate Minimum and Maximum with the code below.

b) Then I created a Generic Feature for Minimum and Maximum. Up to this point, everything is OK.

c) I created a Dimension Location, but the results are not correct.

Any ideas?

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0 vpt.se 2 months ago

Longshot, but worth trying:

Change your feature names from "AREA F/1", "AREA F/2", "AREA F/3" to something that doesn't have the "/" in it.
Big chance PC-DMIS is treating the feature names as math formulas and you have another feature just named "F" so, there could be some confusion for PC-DMIS here.
Try also adding more numbers/letters to the "F" feature name, not just one single letter.
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0 vpt.se 2 months ago

Longshot, but worth trying:

Change your feature names from "AREA F/1", "AREA F/2", "AREA F/3" to something that doesn't have the "/" in it.
Big chance PC-DMIS is treating the feature names as math formulas and you have another feature just named "F" so, there could be some confusion for PC-DMIS here.
Try also adding more numbers/letters to the "F" feature name, not just one single letter.
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0 bogii 2 months ago in reply to vpt.se

I've changed the feature names, but it's still not correct.
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0 Henniger123 2 months ago in reply to bogii

I just typed it out, and the circle has exactly the diameter shown in "MIN3" or "MAX3," so I can't reproduce your error.

Could you please double-check that after all the calculations, the values shown in MIN3 or MAX3 are actually the ones you expect?
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