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continuous dimensions by inputting length
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    Posted: 11.Jul.2024 at 11:47
Hi, 

does anyone know a way/lisp of doing continuous dimensions by inputting the desired length and not clicking the next point?

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GD&T profile of a surface is the only way to properly capture this information. It's a 3D tolerance zone around a surface, and can be used to specify acceptable deviation from nominal on analytical and non-analytical surfaces






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