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Profile shows out of tolerance crazy amount when characteristic opened, but when characteristic highlighted characteristic changes to in tolerance


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Hello, I am very confused what is going on with this profile characteristic. After I finish running the program, if i click on the characteristic for a line profile, it reads very far out of tolerance.

 

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So I close out of the characteristic, and highlight it in the menu. When I deselect the characteristic, then highlight the characteristic again (without rerunning the program, only thing I do is click the characteristic) it changes from red to green.
 

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The only thing i have done between taking the 2 images, is unhighlight the profile characteristic, then click on it once again. After a second it will then change to green. Afterward if I then open the characteristic, it will return to red and show .364 out of tolerance (inches, not metric)

I an very new to using curves and line paths, so it is likely i have just done something long along the way, but i have no idea what this could be, i dont even rerun the check and it changes from out of tolerance to in tolerance, and the displayed min-max values would be within tolerance. Any help is appreciated

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Update, I reran the part and it no longer will show green, but when I go into cad-evaluation it looks normal,

 

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But then once i change the magnification by one (note the magnification changing from one to two in the top left corner of the images)

 

 

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it all falls apart. only thing i changed between the 2 images is moving the displayed magnification from one to two.

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I would blame features used in profile alignment. Fill circle for third one - at least this is what i think.

If it's small part, then using mag at 2 can be that large - i use usually 10.

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