Is it the right size? ( changing units in Fusion does not affect the geometry of the model) Only if that doesn't work, can you see if these instructions are helpful?

If not, Undo and repeat changing units for the Insert. STL files are unitless, so it depends on how the original was created and then your intended working units .

If not, Undo and repeat changing units for the Insert. STL files are unitless, so it depends on how the original was created and then your intended working units .

(build 2.0.18719) John: I woke up this morning thinking about your comment about changing units . "As far as changing units after a parameter has been used is not possible.

(build 2.0.18719) John: I woke up this morning thinking about your comment about changing units . "As far as changing units after a parameter has been used is not possible.

The fixed precision is not that helpful and any way to change units ? Thanks Mark Hi, I agree with practicality but most tolerances needed with hardware like nuts and bolts isn't that tight.

The fixed precision is not that helpful and any way to change units ? Thanks Mark Hi, I agree with practicality but most tolerances needed with hardware like nuts and bolts isn't that tight.

In your case the result will be displayed in millimeters, but if you change the document units to inch all of a sudden it will now display in inches, without any changes to your code. # Do some kind of calculation using the value. half = realValue / 2 # Convert the value to a string using the default length units and display the result. display = unitsManager.formatInternalValue(half, unitsMgr.defaultLength, true) ui.MessageBox('Half the length: ' + display)