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TIP SHEET: Automatic Measurement of Triplet Offset Targets - iWitness

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3. Click the R ++ followed by the “Begin”<br />

4. Apply Scale and follow the process described in Step 2, vi.<br />

5. Right Mouse Click and apply the 3-2-1. Note: we named the 4 points<br />

that were measured from 2 scale bars as: *CP1, CP2, CP3, and CP4 with<br />

the 3-2-1 conducted using CP1 as the “origin”, CP2 as the “point to define<br />

the axis” and CP3 as the “point to fall on plane”. (See section B4 <strong>of</strong> the<br />

User Manual for more information on the 3-2-1 process).<br />

- Lines can now optionally be connected (as noted in Step 3).<br />

- To export, click on the 3D List button<br />

and click DXF export and save the DXF file<br />

for later use in a CAD program.<br />

This completes the process<br />

steps. Now, let’s look at<br />

optionally “adding” some<br />

<strong>of</strong> the smaller .15” dot <strong>Triplet</strong>s<br />

in the following slides…<br />

* The “CP” naming convention is required for<br />

Project Linking, used later on in this tip sheet<br />

Slide 6

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