The purpose of this module is to allow parts or features to be translated, rotated or transformed by a specific amount. This amount can be a specified as a constant value or a calculated value from a measurement.
Common Inputs:Object Points Area: Input Object Points or Features Target Points Area: Input Target Points or Features Strings tab: Add 1 or more input Strings to the tolerance. Measures tab: Add 1 or more measures, if optionally used in the Measure. Values tab: Add 1 or more Constants/Value, if required by the tolerance. Direction Area: Enter Direction Number and specify all directions as needed Measure parameters: Edit the Spec Limits, Spec Mode, and Scale of the measure.
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Measure Routines:Feature to Feature Minimum Measure (dcsFeat2FeatMinMs) Measure Distance from Circle to a Point (dcsMsDistanceFromCircleToPoint) |
Feature to Feature Minimum Measure (dcsFeat2FeatMinMs)
To facilitate the verification of the move routine dcsFeatRotateMv, a feature-based measure, as a User DLL measure routine is added. Description:•Measure the minimum distance between two features. Input:•Object Features: Feature is required. Provides an infinite Measure Plane {Plane Point, Plane Direction}. •Target Features: Feature is required. •Scale (Optional). Add a scale to multiply the measure output by a scale. Output:•The minimum distance from all meshed Points on the Group2-Feature to the Measure Plane along the Plane Direction. Calculation Methods:•Measures the minimum distance, which is calculated by Least-Square High Point Method. |
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Measure Distance from Circle to a Point (dcsMsDistanceFromCircleToPoint)
Measures the distance from a circle to a point. This routine is used with the move routine, 'dcsMvLocatePtAtTorusMinorCnt', to measure the Torus Profile deviation. Input:•From Feature (Group1): one Fr-Point associated with a circle. •To Feature (Group2): one To-Point on a surface. Output:•The distance between the circle at Fr-Point and To-Point will be calculated. The calculation direction is from Fr-Point to To-Point. The distance could be either positive or negative. (If multiple pairs of Fr-Points and To-Points are presented, the distance with maximum magnitude is reported.)
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