Choose the AC sweep type (Dec = decade / log scale , Lin = linear scale ), and set the start and end frequencies.

It may be in the range of 0.001 and 1000 . If Page limit is set to 0, the printer will use whatever number of pages is needed to print the output at the selected scale .

Smoothing Deviation (%) A sliding scale adjustment between 0% and 25% percent, that represents a deviation of the actual stepover path.

Work-around is to import the step file and then use Modify >> Scale >> Scale factor 1/ 1000 >> OK Note - Model should now read in mm units ArticleId:kA93g0000008gBg ArticleNumber:000507482 DefectId:FUS-121755

I suggest you create the model regularly in mm. Then scale the geometry to 1/ 1000 after you are done.

I suggest you create the model regularly in mm. Then scale the geometry to 1/ 1000 after you are done.

I tested importing jpg's of sizes 500x500, 1000 x 1000 , 4056x3040 and 3040x4056.

I tested importing jpg's of sizes 500x500, 1000 x 1000 , 4056x3040 and 3040x4056.

It worked as it should, var spatialFormatScaled = createFormat({decimals:0, forceDecimal:false, trim:false, width:4, zeropad:true, scale :(unit == MM ? 1000 : 10000)}); It works exactly as I want it to.

It worked as it should, var spatialFormatScaled = createFormat({decimals:0, forceDecimal:false, trim:false, width:4, zeropad:true, scale :(unit == MM ? 1000 : 10000)}); It works exactly as I want it to.

Your scale factor will be 1000 since you are going from millimeters to meters.

Your scale factor will be 1000 since you are going from millimeters to meters.

In the future, I hope to be able to gradually shrink my work from a 1000 percent scale down as far as possible toward 100 percent watch scale .

An element that is 1000 mm in reality is 2254 mm in the drawings.

An element that is 1000 mm in reality is 2254 mm in the drawings.