VTube-LASER v2.8.1 - Revision history

Mcone: /* 25px NEW: DCF (DUAL CYLINDER FIT) ADDED TO MULTISCAN */

2017-05-07T03:02:02Z

‎25px NEW: DCF (DUAL CYLINDER FIT) ADDED TO MULTISCAN

2017-05-07T03:01:31Z

‎25px NEW: DCF (DUAL CYLINDER FIT) ADDED TO MULTISCAN

2017-05-07T03:00:51Z

‎25px NEW: DCF (DUAL CYLINDER FIT) ADDED TO MULTISCAN

2017-05-07T03:00:09Z

‎25px NEW: UNISCAN DCF (DUAL CYLINDER FIT) ADDED TO MULTISCAN

2017-05-07T02:59:47Z

‎25px NEW: SWITCH BETWEEN UNISCAN TO MULTISCAN IN THE SAME TUBE

2017-05-07T02:59:25Z

‎25px NEW: SWITCH BETWEEN UNISCAN TO MULTISCAN IN THE SAME TUBE

2017-05-07T02:58:32Z

‎25px NEW: SECOND POINT OBJECT for END OFFSETS

2017-05-07T02:58:22Z

‎25px NEW: SECOND POINT OBJECT for END OFFSETS

2017-05-07T02:52:52Z

‎25px NEW: SECOND POINT OBJECT for END OFFSETS

2017-05-07T02:51:35Z

‎25px NEW: SECOND POINT OBJECT for END OFFSETS

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 The DCF feature was only available in UNISCAN in the previous version. It was so helpful, that now we've added it to MULTISCAN mode too.<br><br>
-This method helps to ensure repeatability of the cylinder measurements on-the-fly using a LASER scanner - even when measuring at the tangent points like infra-fork probes do. The DCF feature measures each straight twice when you scan it the first time.
+This method helps to ensure repeatability of the cylinder measurements on-the-fly using a LASER scanner - even when measuring at the tangent points like infra-fork probes do.
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 '''Read details about this new feature here: [[DCF - Dual Cylinder Fit]]'''

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 The DCF feature was only available in UNISCAN in the previous version. It was so helpful, that now we've added it to MULTISCAN mode too.<br><br>
-This method helps to ensure repeatability of the cylinder measurements on-the-fly using a LASER scanner - even when measuring at the tangent points like infra-fork probes do.
+This method helps to ensure repeatability of the cylinder measurements on-the-fly using a LASER scanner - even when measuring at the tangent points like infra-fork probes do. The DCF feature measures each straight twice when you scan it the first time.
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 '''Read details about this new feature here: [[DCF - Dual Cylinder Fit]]'''

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-The DCF feature was only available in UNISCAN in the previous version. Now it is used in MULTISCAN too.<br><br>
+The DCF feature was only available in UNISCAN in the previous version. It was so helpful, that now we've added it to MULTISCAN mode too.<br><br>
 This method helps to ensure repeatability of the cylinder measurements on-the-fly using a LASER scanner - even when measuring at the tangent points like infra-fork probes do.
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-==[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] NEW: UNISCAN DCF (DUAL CYLINDER FIT) ADDED TO '''MULTISCAN'''==
+==[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] NEW: DCF (DUAL CYLINDER FIT) ADDED TO '''MULTISCAN'''==
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 As of this version if VTube-LASER allows you to toggle UNISCAN to MULTISCAN and back in the SAME tube.<br><br>
 In previous versions, this was not easy to do because the measure setup was good for either UNISCAN or MULTISCAN - but not both. Now VTube included separate setup values in the Measure Setup LASER tab for UNISCAN or MULTICAN. Also, the Separation filter menu has separate values for both UNISCAN and MULTISCAN.<br><br>
-The reason we added this feature is because some tubes have bowed straights that can only be measured with MULTISCAN.  (See more about this topic in video 67 in the [[VTube-LASER Videos]] page).
+The reason we added this feature is because some tubes have bowed straights that can only be measured with MULTISCAN.  See more about this topic in video 67 in the [[VTube-LASER Videos]] page.
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 In the image below, the top points show an extra -0.5 inch offset - in addition to the ball radius offset.<br><br>
 [[image:vtube-laser_v2.8.1_end_offset_model_illustration.png|300px]]<br><br>
-When the two points are within 0.1 mm (0.0039 inches) of each other, then VTube only draws the final orange ball.
+When the two points are within 0.1 mm (0.0039 inches) of each other, then VTube only draws the final orange point.
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 The extra model lets you visually confirm that the final offset point (orange) is based on the correct datum point (yellow) when a A-End or B-End Measured offset value is entered, and/or a ball probe is used on the end.<br><br>
 In these images, the yellow ball represents the middle of the ball probe. The orange ball is the projected end point based on the compensation toward the end plus the negative or positive offset values in Part Setup.<br><br>
 [[image:vtube-laser_v2.8.1_end_offset_model_illustration.png|300px]]<br><br>
 When the two points are within 0.1 mm (0.0039 inches) of within each other, then VTube only draws the final orange ball.