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I am very new to Calypso: What do you mean with "Profile callout without alignment or use bestfit as alignment ?" 

I measured a milled ball. The ball is not perfect so I thought to make a best fit of all measuring points so that the deviations in summary are in a minimum. I want a protocol with better values. I do not need a new zero point for further measurings.

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We should not talk about a sphere specific. It is only a sample contour to describe the problem. It can also be a mould for a telephone or an electrode for a car lamp. In history the measurement was made with Holos. And if I am right there a second measurement was not necessary to make a bestfit.

 

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I am dealing with forged parts, where is sometimes missing a material ( due residue in die or material didn't fill whole place ) and i am trying to measure how much is missing.

What i found as working approach was using a model, where i use free form feature with path from 4 points. Then i use 3D curve and recall FF into curve with recalculation so i get nominals from path in FF.

Then i make alignment from curve which is used for calculatin profile.

In your case you can select no Datum reference Frame ( default is used features alignment or base alignment ) - this will give you bestfit for FF with fitting + and - deviations.

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