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Hi, 

I’m really not familiar with scripting and tried different AIs without success so I need your help!

I have created “multisection parallel” on a 3D-scanned round bar. For each created section, I want to create a fitting circle as “maximum enscribed element” to be analyzed further later on. I have about 500 sections so it’s let say tedious to manually create each circle. 
 

Or do you have another idea to analyze the cross-sectional area along a round bar?

 

Many thanks!

/Emil

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Hey Emil,

it's totally understandable that you are looking for a smart way through this 500-section-monster.

For such tasks I recommend you the 'User-defined Inspection Principle'. You can see this as a blue-print for an element construction sequence which is defined by you and which can be applied to any amount of elements by just on click. See it as a tree which grows from one specific element type (eg a section) and builds all required follow-up elements based on that first element.
For more details feel free to have a read: ZEISS Quality Tech Guide - Define User-Defined Inspection Principle

Hope this helps

Yes this is only 1 out of 16 scans so it’s just a part of the monster! Many thanks to both of you! I’ll try tomorrow when I have time. I’ll check tomorrow but do you know if your suggestion also works in GOM Inspect suite 2020 which is the latest license we have bought. 

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