#### Rectangular Tolerancing

Rectangular Tolerancing is one of three possible tolerancing types for Target Plots. Target Plot tolerancing options are set through the Chart option that displays after a Target Plot has been created.

See "Chart Display - Target Plot" for information on changing the tolerancing used.

Data Requirements for Rectangular Tolerancing

Rectangular tolerancing requires that two dimensional variables exist in the database. Rectangular tolerancing uses the upper tolerances of the two dimensional variables to create the plot’s first rectangle. The variables must correspond to the reference plane. For example, if the feature is CIRCLE1. and the reference plane is XY, the two dimensional variables would be CIRCLE1.X and CIRCLE1.Y. The greater the difference between the upper tolerances, the more rectangular the plot will appear. If the upper tolerances are equal, the plot will display squares.

See also:

- Chart Display - Target Plot

- Target Individual Plot

- Target Group Plot

- True Position Tolerancing

- Elliptical Tolerancing