I understand that the min and max values are ignored if user script is selected when doing tolerancing but I dont understand why Zemax could not take tham into account.
Is it something that is going to be solved in future or is there any good reason for this ?
I am wondering if I should go from python to code the tolerance runs because of this...
Thank you a lot for your answer.
Regards
Audrey
Hi Audrey
The reason is that a user-script uses a merit function as a criterion. So the software doesn't modify your existing merit function.
When you use a 'built-in' criterion, the software creates a merit function and add some boundary operands at the top that are the compensator boundaries. You can have a look at this if you save one Monte Carlo file.
So when the criterion is a merit function, all boundaries are user-defined.
Sandrine
Hi Sandrine,
Looking at the Monte Carlo files I understand it adds the PMLT etc openrands so I can simply add them in my merit function file.
Thank you a lot for your help !
Audrey
No problem. Thank you.
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