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I have a callout for Max Material on a True Position, but I'm using the midpoint for the two points. Because, of this I'm not getting the Max material option, so is there a way to enter in a formula or other math into the program? Do not have PCM.

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Yes. You can right click where you input the tolerance, and you will have access to formulas.

In addition, if these are two points, you can use the Symmetry Point function which is a feature of size to give you direct access to MMC/LMC calculation without the need for formulas.
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The problem with MMB and LMB is the fact that they are not bonus tolerance like MMC and LMC. It is a virtual datum shift that you need to calculate. Can it be done, absolutely, but it's not an easy task.
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With his background and experience in manufacturing prior to joining Zeiss, Richard Shomaker.2 has become a valuable asset to the Zeiss Metrology team. Knowledge with experience is priceless.
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A Zeiss senior engineer told me, Calypso 2023 will have 3D best fit( bore pattern) option, i think coming version will have more clarity in this area.
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The closest approximation I've been able to come up with.. If you make another pattern and allow it to shift, then recall that distance into Result element with a maximum tolerance(based upon formula with MMC departure .) This does not work in complex cases, and as I understand it some vectors cause Calypso issues.

Don't forget simultaneous requirement must be met in the same "shift" position. If there is another identical FCF idk how to manage that.
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Create a theoretical circle.

Use the slot width as the circle's diameter (Formula).

Use the slot actual position(symmetry) for circle's position (formula)

Use the circle's diameter to represent the slot size with tolerance in characteristics.

Now perform true position on the circle
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For that you have to use Symmetry plane - where you have to recall or measure points - not just Symmetry from two features.
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