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Profile with no Datum Reference Frame


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Looking at your points map, they appear to be of unequal height.
Assuming you programed from an alignment, couldn't they be all positive yet have the unequal height distribution, showing a stock on condition?
If the part was at nominal, you could potentially have plus/minus data.
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If programmed from CAD, to fix the gaps, select "Actual to Nominal" from the "Nominal Definition" drop-down menu. Also, ensure that there is no offset in Evaluation.

Additionally, perform a 3D Best Fit alignment from the feature being measured and use it as the Datum Reference in the profile.
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With no datum reference selected, the profile should have max and min points equally distributed on either side of the surface unless the surface starts having geometrically opposite vector points. But your freeform surface does not have geometrically opposite vectors so maybe this is a software bug that all your points are on one side.

Try doing geometry best fit alignment with all constraints selected and use that as alignment for the characteristics. That should work for now until the bug is fixed.
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That's what I was thinking. However, since the shape is a parabola, technically, there are some ever-so-slightly opposing points. Not at Calypso, can you do a GBF on a freeform surface?
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