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Hi,

Is it possible to make a difference between two distances? I have two distances (same dimension on 2 different points) and I want to measure the difference between this two distances. An example in photo. The result must be 0.01 (absolute value)

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You can use a user defined check (inspection menu -> check dimensions -> other -> user defined)

Maybe there's an easier way, but I did it like this:

  • Define two variables A and B of type 'Element' and select the two scalar dimensions of which you want to calculate the difference.
  • In the field "Actual Expression" type this:
    A.actual_value - B.actual_value
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Thank you for your reply! Where I can define the two variables A and B? If I have two distances and I want to make the difference between them. Where I can define the variables? I need step by step (and what to select) explanation. Thank you in advance!

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Hello Marco,

the solution by Norbert seems right. Here is a picture of the check:

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When the check is done you can click on it (good practice is to chose a proper abbreviation and unit at the top of the dialog) and add the user defined check to I-Inspect in the properties tab. Chose "used like Distance". Then the check can be applied to another distance and a dialog will pop up, asking for "A" in the user defined check. When editing the check, a description can be defined instead of the character A.

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There is also a more complicated example in the Tech guide/direct help:

https://techguide.gom.com/en/article/cmd_comparison_check_scalar_construct_user_defined.html

 

Regards,

Nanno

 

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