Cimatron E provides various combinations for measuring angles. Examples include the angles between the UCS to Axis, UCS to Plane, Plane to Plane, Axis to Axis, and so on.
The Measurement dialog is displayed.
Click the Angle
icon.
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Note: The system
automatically displays the last measurement type in the Primary
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Some examples for measuring angles, described in this Help are displayed, as follows:
Measuring Face and Line Angles
Select the required line and face. The system automatically measures and displays the angle between them, as shown below.

The Measurement dialog displays the following information:
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Advanced Area: When
measuring angles the Advanced Area is disabled (apart from the
Pick Reference UCS
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Note: In this case no secondary data is displayed in the Measurement dialog.
Select three points between which you want to measure the angle. The system automatically measures and displays the angle and radius between the three selected points.

The Measurement dialog displays the following information:
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Advanced Area: When
measuring angles the Advanced Area is disabled (apart from the
Pick Reference UCS
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Note: In this case no secondary data is displayed in the Measurement dialog
Measuring UCS Measurement and Active UCS Angles
Note: You must deselect
the Filter Points
icon from the filter toolbar, before using this option.
Select the UCS whose angle you want to measure, with reference to the measurement UCS (UCS10_1). The system automatically measures and displays the XY, XZ and YZ coordinate values between the two planes, as follows:

The Measurement dialog displays the following information:
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Advanced Area: When
measuring angles the Advanced Area is disabled (apart from the
Pick Reference UCS
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Note: In this case no secondary data is displayed in the Measurement dialog
Measuring Conic Face and Active UCS Angles
Select the conic face whose angle you want to measure, with reference to the active UCS. The system automatically measures and displays the XY, XZ and YZ coordinate values between the two planes of the conic face and active UCS, as follows:

The Measurement dialog displays the following information:
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Advanced Area: When
measuring angles the Advanced Area is disabled (apart from the
Pick Reference UCS
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Note: In this case no secondary data is displayed in the Measurement dialog.