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I am looking to see what others are using to check an elliptical shaped perimeter part. This part was previously programmed at the facility where I am now working. It was checked with a 2D Curve to report the profile of that circumference. I don't disagree with that method, but we now need to use 4 different 2D curves to accommodate newly added fixturing. Our 4 curves are reported independently of each other and have reasonable form error. But when I open another 2D curve and add all four from the strategy window, the result has a much bigger form error (.008" compared to .063"). I don't have much experience with the curve option, but like using it. Is there something wrong in my process when I put them all into one 'theoretical' curve or is that the incorrect method entirely? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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Instead of using separate curves, have you tried creating seperate segments and clearing the fixture using Clearance Data? In the curve segment you can choose from X point to Y point so you could do something like this:

Clearance Data
Curve segment points 1 - 300
Clearance Data
Curve segment points 301 - 600

etc
etc

Just a suggestion, I'm not the most well versed in Curve but I've had success this way.
Yeah, I wasn't in front of Calypso when I posted that and since it's been a while I since I've worked with multiple-recalled curve features extensively, I guess they've changed the terminology a bit when setting the filters for Curve.
If you have the bubble help turned on, it basically warns about deviations in gaps and to turn it on if present.
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