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Theoretical point

Does anybody knows how I can construct theoretical point in coordinate system (example x=20,35mm, y=0, z=-10mm)
Many thx.I using Quindos 6
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  • OtrokBD,

    there are multiple methods to create an ELE in Quindos. The following code can be used:

    DFNELE (NAM=NOM_PT, TYP=POI, CSY=CSY_NAME)
    PUTVALS (OBJ=NOM_PT, TYP=ELE, RDS=(X,Y,Z), VAL=(Xval,Yval,Zval))

    where the DFNELE command creates teh ELE, and the PUTVALS 'stuffs' the values that you desire into the X,Y,Z fields (note you have to either define the real variables Xval,Yval,Zval, or replace them with actual numerical values).

    As for 'polar' coordinates (technically we call it cylidrical or spherical coordinates), create the CSY with the BLDCSY command and select CYL for the type of coordinate system.

    If you need further assistance, feel free to contact directly at

    steven.wojciechowski@hexagonmetrology.com
    (401) 886-2715

    Not sure about 'richie_b's reply, it appears he is posting about PC-DMIS and it appear that your original post was for Quindos.
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  • OtrokBD,

    there are multiple methods to create an ELE in Quindos. The following code can be used:

    DFNELE (NAM=NOM_PT, TYP=POI, CSY=CSY_NAME)
    PUTVALS (OBJ=NOM_PT, TYP=ELE, RDS=(X,Y,Z), VAL=(Xval,Yval,Zval))

    where the DFNELE command creates teh ELE, and the PUTVALS 'stuffs' the values that you desire into the X,Y,Z fields (note you have to either define the real variables Xval,Yval,Zval, or replace them with actual numerical values).

    As for 'polar' coordinates (technically we call it cylidrical or spherical coordinates), create the CSY with the BLDCSY command and select CYL for the type of coordinate system.

    If you need further assistance, feel free to contact directly at

    steven.wojciechowski@hexagonmetrology.com
    (401) 886-2715

    Not sure about 'richie_b's reply, it appears he is posting about PC-DMIS and it appear that your original post was for Quindos.
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