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Example: I'm attaching an image as a canvas. It's a TIFF width a width of 8025 pixels at 348 dpi. That should result in an canvas 585,73 mm wide. Instead Fusion creates the canvas as being 17.488 mm wide.
I know I could use the calibrate tool but or the scale field but why have do the calculations by hand when Fusion have all the required information already..?
I absolutely hate having to do calibration. Like... if I know my image is 300 dpi, why can't I just tell fusion it's 300 dpi? My scanner is going to be a thousand times more accurate than me measuring something by hand. 😞
I just tried attaching a canvas for the first time and was pretty surprised Fusion 360 ignored the DPI. Such a simple thing with (as far as I can imagine) no negative unintended consequences.