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The following image shows the algorithms used for the geometrical search.
The algorithms of the default templates may not be edited.
On the left, select an own search template. Now you can edit the template individually on the right.
18 different algorithms are displayed.
These are divided into 4 classes:
Class A: BHO, GSH, SYMA, SYMP, ROTA
These algorithms only check certain properties, resulting in possible 100% consistency, even if the parts may look differently (for example, symmetry).
Class B: AREA, VOL, SIZE, EP1, EP2
These algorithms take size into consideration. In case the parts may differ due to their size, none of these should be used. Alternatively algorithms of class B must be used since the other algorithms ignore size.
Algorithms based on randomized data. (Since the calculation of 100% identical parts is not always consistent, the designation of 100% conformity is only possibly in ideal cases.)
Class D: CPL, FV2, FV3, FV1, FV4, FV5
Deterministic algorithms. (Since the calculation of 100% identical parts cannot be exact, the designation of 100% conformity is only possible in ideal cases.)
For those algorithms which are to be added for the geometrical search, activate the checkbox.
In the Description column you will find a short description about the individual algorithms.
In the Weighting column, each individual algorithm is assigned a factor that influences its weighting in relation to the other algorithms.
The algorithm is used for 3D parts.
The algorithm is dependant on size. If no
symbol is displayed the algorithm is not dependant on size.
If some changes have been made (algorithms activated/deactivated or weighting changed), the index for the geometrical search is no longer up-to-date.
When clicking on a dialog window shows up with the following options:
When selecting all changes are rejected (those for activation/deactivation as well as changed weightings)
When selecting the weight is changed, however the linear index for this search template will not be adjusted.
If the index is available it will be used, even if it is possibly not up-to-date. In order to still attain a good result, it may be useful to move the controller in the direction of Quality.
Since the updating of the linear index is relatively quick, you should give priority to the option i.
(If the index is up-to-date, the results are independent of the control setting.)
