Level Head Units Metric and Imperial

[Anonymous]

I am working in metric, and my levels read in millimeters.  Dimensions are defined to read both units, but I have not found a way to apply both units to my levels.  Any assistance is appreciated.

[jdiala]

See screencast.

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/39237ad0-a30d-42f8-8646-f1d1bda9009c

[Anonymous]

The screencast is unlisted.

[jdiala]

The video is still processing. I uploaded that an hour ago, guess we'll have to wait. Check it out later after an hour or I'll post again when it's ready. I don't really know why a 2-3 minutes video takes more than an hour to process.

[jdiala]

Lol, now it's ready...

[Anonymous]

Thanks for taking the time to make the video, but I am looking for a level that reads both metric and imperial units.  Two labels in one family.  See attachment.

[jdiala · Accepted solution]

just copy the elevation label and change the unit on the elevation label.

See screencast...

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Excellent!

[cmrhm]

Hello, I have similar question.  However the video is not clear to see. I wonder if I need to revise in Family?

[tegorovaB77X2]

Hi, it was very helpful but I have a question can we show imperial elevations to show project elevations and metric refer to sea level? or two different types of levels need to be used or an elevation tool. Thanks

[ToanDN]

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@tegorovaB77X2 wrote:
Hi, it was very helpful but I have a question can we show imperial elevations to show project elevations and metric refer to sea level? or two different types of levels need to be used or an elevation tool. Thanks

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Use two level types. Or one level and one spot elevation.