With the Align command you can draw a reference line the length of a dimension line found on the image using the line command. Then use align to match the ends of the dimension line on the image with image base point and image reference point to the end points of the reference line you drew with target base point and target reference point.

Hi Frenchy, looks like we are responding simultaneously.

Yes:)
And this function is very powerful because you can take any direction and rotation !

Hi B-W-Design, yes like Pilou and bisenberger mention above there is a new "Align" function for the image command in MoI v2 which enables you to do what you are describing.

It works by picking 2 reference points in the image, and then 2 target points in the model, and transforms the image to align those 2 lines with one another.

You can snap the model points on to existing geometry, or you can also enter in a numeric scale value by using the distance constraint function where you type in a number and that places the second point at that distance away from the first picked point. So for example to make your image line 1000 units you would type in "1000" and push enter when you are picking the 2 model target points.

See this previous thread for some illustrations:
http://moi3d.com/forum/index.php?webtag=MOI&msg=1982.9

- Michael

Oh my god, how could i think that you don't included something such powerfull und usefull?
Great!!!!!! It works so wonderfull!!!

Thanks a lot for such a excelent thing like MOI!

Janne