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    Hi Guys, i need assistance....

    i am currently working with my ground floor plan..from ACAD2011 i import the plan to SU Pro 7.1 for the 3D modelling...i converted it to .DXF format because when i import using .DWG, the file got errors...i already selected ARCHITECTURAL - Millimeters as my template...so when i started the tracing and use the PUSH/PULL command when i type, lets say the height of the wall should be 3,000mm(in my drawing) the extrusion of the wall didnt seem 3,000mm.maybe i just need to adjust some settings but im just new to SU..im currently idle with this drawing...your quick help is appreciated..any suggestion?

    Thanks in Advance!

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    Hi,
    I faced the same problem. It happens because when you import your CAD in Sketchup, by default sketchup takes feet as import unit. So, click import > options > and then change the unit to millimeters (also check the 'Preserve drawing origin')
    check out this link for details SketchUp Help http://bit.ly/jneoWB

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    Quote Originally Posted by soumya View Post
    Hi,
    I faced the same problem. It happens because when you import your CAD in Sketchup, by default sketchup takes feet as import unit. So, click import > options > and then change the unit to millimeters (also check the 'Preserve drawing origin')
    check out this link for details SketchUp Help http://bit.ly/jneoWB

    hi thanks for that link & information..i find it useful...

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    Quote Originally Posted by soumya View Post
    Hi,
    I faced the same problem. It happens because when you import your CAD in Sketchup, by default sketchup takes feet as import unit. So, click import > options > and then change the unit to millimeters (also check the 'Preserve drawing origin')
    check out this link for details SketchUp Help http://bit.ly/jneoWB
    now i know why. i usually just import everything directly to sketchup and then scale the model so that i get the right dimensions. this is very helpful thanks.

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