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Alignment using pattern for rotation


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If you are using the new GD&T engine Datum C would be a Common Datum, you will see the button inside of the feature selection. 

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If you are creating this via the legacy GD&T engine you will need to create a Bore Pattern Best Fit - when Calypso creates a BPBF it will create a new alignment for you that you can use for other characteristics. 

 

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I'm curious:  why do you need to set up a rotational pattern for the base alignment?

The purpose of a base alignment is primarily to facilitate navigation of your probing system and provide basic stability for the measurement plan. Typically, secondary alignments and features utilize rotational patterns for position characteristics.

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Create a secondary alignement with Zero on datum B, and planar rotation on what you want, then create a bestfit of your 12* Ø4.5 with the previous second alignement, uncheck translation (B will stay at zero ) and chech rotation (planar rotation will take the 12* Ø4.5 at the same time) . You can use this besfit like an alignement 

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