The CAD assembly tool is very helpful when combining/placing multiple CAD models in the graphics window. Currently, I translate and rotate models into position. This is very effective if models need to be accurately placed. But it takes time, especially for numerous models. It would be helpful if the was a "drag" feature to roughly position models. Especially in the case of fixture components which not not require exact placement or roughly positioned before fine tuning placement.

Have not been able to properly view pathlines in online need to always go to offline to view the path. Online versus offline is difficult to understand to operators. What causes the pathlines to not view properly online?

Different user settings and GUI setup would not be changed by other users.

I'd like to be able to rotate my cad model by clicking and rotating a face of the rotation widget. 

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Derzeit ist in PC-DMIS die Rundheitsauswertung nur über einen kompletten Kreis möglich.

Es gibt aber Anforderungen wo wir nur einen bestimmten Sektor benötigen oder alle 30° die Rundheit benötigen.

Derzeit besteht nur im Curve Analyzer die Möglichkeit.

Diverse Hersteller von Formmessgeräten bieten auch diese Möglichkeit.Sektorauswertung.JPG

When starting a new program I would like to be able to customize the auto launch program to include some extra report comments. (Example shown below). This customised info would be the new default start up program and would be user specific.

When in the Vision view, the coordinates displayed in the window are the ones showing the position to the top left corner and the bottom right corner. I want an option to display the coordinates for the center (the crosshair) in the Vision view (like in the CAD (normal) view).