Verify graphics on arcs in compare

[Programinator]

This has been bothering me for a while now.  When i use the compare function in verify it gives me these funny lines on some of the arcs that should not be there.  Usually only on smaller arcs.  Been like that for a long time.  I just never bothered to ask why.

[JParis]

Graphic tolerance bleed through is all...

 

[Programinator]

1 minute ago, JParis said:

Graphic tolerance bleed through is all...

 

You get that too?  Any fix?

 

[JParis]

1 minute ago, Programinator said:

You get that too?  Any fix?

 

No, no need to fix IMO

It's just showing that the stock condition is the same as the model or very close....

If you turn your tolerance to tight your system will slow to a crawl

[Chally72]

It's a result of tolerancing. The verify model that you're seeing is a faceted mesh in the background, and on smaller arcs, there aren't as many facet faces to make up that arc as there would be on a larger arc with the same tolerance/facet size. As JParis said, you can tighten up the tolerance to increase the number of facets on the mesh, but calculation time goes up commensurately.

[Programinator]

20 hours ago, Chally72 said:

It's a result of tolerancing. The verify model that you're seeing is a faceted mesh in the background, and on smaller arcs, there aren't as many facet faces to make up that arc as there would be on a larger arc with the same tolerance/facet size. As JParis said, you can tighten up the tolerance to increase the number of facets on the mesh, but calculation time goes up commensurately.

Good explanation.  Im satisfied with that

[nickbe10]

34 minutes ago, Programinator said:

Good explanation.  Im satisfied with that

Not only that, you can use it to your advantage, you are looking at less than .001 difference in space, I have blended surfaces and walls with multiple sized cutters by paying close attention to the density of the "tiger striping", once you get your eye in its like you only used one cutter.