VTube-LASER v2.9.15 - Revision history

Mcone: /* 25px OTHER CHANGES */

2018-10-09T06:07:13Z

‎25px OTHER CHANGES

2018-10-08T22:35:30Z

2018-10-08T22:16:33Z

‎25px NEW - RONIKolli7 Bender Simulator ASCII XYZ File Import

2018-10-08T22:16:20Z

‎25px NEW - VTUBE-STEP NOW IMPORTS AUTODESK INVENTOR TUBE XYZ FILES

2018-10-08T22:15:50Z

‎25px NEW - VTUBE-STEP NOW IMPORTS AUTODESK INVENTOR TUBE XYZ FILES

2018-10-08T22:14:38Z

‎25px NEW - REPORT ABSOLUTE CONRAC CORRECTIONS

2018-10-08T22:10:49Z

‎25pxNEW - SUPRAVISION BATCH IMPORT - NOW USES YOUR DEFAULT SETUP TO BUILD PROJECT FILES

2018-10-08T22:10:03Z

‎25pxNEW - SUPRAVISION BATCH IMPORT - NOW USES YOUR DEFAULT SETUP TO BUILD PROJECT FILES

2018-10-08T22:07:40Z

‎25pxFIXED - CLEARING ALL CUT PLANES from the CUT PLANE LIST NOW WORKS

2018-10-08T22:04:48Z

‎25pxFIX - IMPORTANT UPDATE for IMPORTING and MEASURING 180-DEGREE BENDS

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		+	*Fix - "Reset Point Labels" - The point labels no longer revert to the previous state if you save the project after a point label reset.

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-* Probe point throughput is potentially 2.5 faster than in previous versions.
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-==[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] NEW - REPORT ABSOLUTE CONRAC CORRECTIONS ==
+==[[image:Check.jpg|25px]] NEW - VTUBE-STEP NOW IMPORTS AUTODESK INVENTOR TUBE XYZ FILES ==
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-VTube-LASER can now report absolute CONRAC bender corrections using new HTML report template values.<br><br>
+Autodesk Inventor can create text files that contain the centerline XYZ data for a tube.<br><br>
-[[image:conracbender.png|300px]]<br><br>
+VTube-STEP can now import these files.
-The two new tokens to use inside the html tags are:
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-* <vtube_val>Array_Lcor_Absolute</vtube_val>
-*<vtube_val>Array_Rcor_Absolute</vtube_val>
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-==[[image:Check.jpg|25px]]FIXED - CLEARING ALL CUT PLANES from the CUT PLANE LIST NOW WORKS ==
+==[[image:Check.jpg|25px]]NEW - SUPRAVISION BATCH IMPORT - NOW USES YOUR DEFAULT SETUP TO BUILD PROJECT FILES ==
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-We discovered that, when you delete the entire list of Cut Planes, VTube-LASER will most likely bring at least one of them back.  (They are not cleared permanently.)<br><br>
+The Supravision batch import can import any number of Supravision files at one time - building huge numbers of VTube project files in minutes.<br><br>
-This has been fixed so that cleared Cut Planes never reappear.
+We added the ability for this batch engine to automatically use your current project default when importing the data.
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 If you import models with 180-degree bends, then you will use the Split Bend COLLECTION feature in VTube-STEP.<br><br>
-If you measure 180-degree bends, then you will use the Split Bend MEASURE feature in VTube-LASER.<br><br>Both of these features use the same Split Bend math logic.<br><br>
+If you measure 180-degree bends, then you will use the Split Bend MEASURE feature in VTube-LASER.<br><br>Both of these features use the same Split Bend math engine.<br><br>
 We discovered a problem that could cause the centerline of the Split Bend construction to be short by 0.020 inches (0.5 mm).<br><br>
 If you use the Split Bend logic in VTube, then this update is critical for you because it addresses an issue we discovered during some research into Split Bend measuring issues with a customer.<br><br>