Has anyone seen this in 2013 before? Where you have the dimension set to alternate units and the calculation is not right? The 8" calculated correctly, but the 2-1/2" should be 64.
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Mike,
That is a good thought, but the value is actually 2-1/2" in themodel. So there is no rounding.
As you can see there is a difference in rounding between the inches to the mm. But even with that said, 61 mm equates to 2.401 in. That is quite a bit off given the model is exact.
Hi Scott,
It looks like the Model Value is not exactly 2.5".
Could it be that your drawing dimension is catching a radius endpoint, or something similar?
p.s. I'll try and get back to you later today, re: iLogic/ERP
I hope this helps.
Best of luck to you in all of your Inventor pursuits,
Curtis
http://inventortrenches.blogspot.com
Thanks Curtis. I noticed that after I posted last. Between that and what Mike said, that makes sense. When I said it was exactly 2.5" I wasn't taking into account that the model into the assembly was giving a slight variance.
P.S. Look forward to hearing back from you on the iLogic. Thank you for that.
Mike, I see that now. I adjusted the model such that is evens out.
After going through this excercise, really makes you wonder if there shouldn't be a setting or something that alerts the user of how far off the alternate dimension value really is.
Thank you for your assistance and pointing this out.
I created this idea. http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Inventor-IdeaStation/Alternate-Units-Difference-Alert/idi-p/5116120
I've already fired up a Kudo for that one. Perhaps the warning could be made for substantial differences in soft conversions of the rounding values?
±1/4" >> ±1mm and vice versa.