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If the datum and the feature was reversed, then one could simply apply the modifier to the major diameter of the spline. But a different tolerance would need to represent the perpendicularity. However the form error in the face plane would no longer be included in the perpendicularity. I'm thinking that I need to just formulate. But would like to know if this is a legitimate callout before continuing with a formulation? If this is a legitimate callout, why does Calypso not give me the ability to input the modifier?

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I don't think the "bonus" amounts to anything . If the diameter was .0017 larger, the part could only tilt half of that (.00085" across the width. That minute angle projected to the face is how you calculate the ability to shift about Datum axis ? I guess they baked in a flatness tolerance as dimensioned.
If you’re going to use a formula, then you’ll want to use the angularity characteristic. This allows you to adjust the angle of the tolerance zone based on the datum feature’s departure from MMB. This will also maintain the .001 form control on the surface.

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Because Calypso is falling behind in its ability to handle basic geometric controls. But hey, at least you can create pretty reports... 🙄

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Yeah - Zone3 uses the Kotem software for all of the GD&T. You used to have to export your data out of the software into the Kotem software, but now it is integrated.

It looks like Caligo will allow you to select it, but I'd need to test it as Caligo will allow you to put a modifier on anything. Lol.
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