This was incredibly helpful and clear, thanks so much!

Thanks so much for this! Great video, good pace. I was already using Measureit,(3d printing) but learned a lot.

Exactly what I needed this addon helps me SO much the way it dynamically changes values with transformations.

Thank you really helpful 🙏 i will used

Thanks for the lovely tips. This saves a lot of time.

Great and very complete tutorial, thanks :)

Ty man, very helpful )

Thank you. Good Info

Oh my goodness, I wish I had known about this years ago. This is so helpful.

thank you for sharing, i have to late realized this tool exists :D

Did anyone else have a problem with the display of the angle and the arc?

Nice video, thank you

I'm stucked on a basic problem. If a segment measures the distance between two vertices and if I suppress one or more vertices between the rank of the vertices, measureit shifts the measures between others points. In other words, how to suppress vertices and tell measureit to reindex ?

thank you so much 😁

My god , this addon is perfect , a google sketchup killer

Perhaps I missed it, but...a personal project of mine is to build out my own model of a certain type of semi-trailer dryvan, including all its parts, because...I'm a glutton for punishment. I set the world scale or the project scale in Imperial > Inches, because many of the parts are shown in spec sheets in inches, but I'm interested in whether certain groups of measures can be displayed with multiple measures. That is...if I want to keep the world scale in inches, but I want the overall trailer dimension of, say 53 feet to be shown, but then zooming into a section of the brake assembly, have the bolts shown in, say, millimeters...is there a way of just having like a block of measures, two or three maybe, so I know or can display them that way? Or maybe it would be cool to have a "primary" measure - whatever the part itself is engineered in, relative to spec sheets you can find on the web...but then secondary measures in some subdued font size/color/alpha something or other. I'm just trying to think of this before I start my the project outright and go about it in a smart, efficient way. Obviously, I could add annotations or labels or whatever, willy-nilly, but this addon is really what I'd like to rely on. Anyhoo...thanks for the video!

Thanks for a wonderful video. I wish the colors would be the Red (X) Green(Y) Blue(Z) by default. BTW if you click on the axis gizmo XYZ in the top right it will orientate the view to a perfect alignment.

Does anyone know how to have measureit display imperial abbreviation, for example 1'2" instead of a decimal point when measuring with feet. Or can someone guide me on how to tweak the python code to do so?

I expected this addon to be able to add custom measurements so it can calculate the rest of the measurements based on the ratio if creates with the inbuilt blender units so one who didn't take scale into consideration can find other measurements

Is it possible to measure to or from the centre of an object? There is no vertex to select at the centre of a cylinder for example. It would be useful to do this in order to find be able to measure the point at which to drill holes.

I want to measure the base mesh and the changes that I make to grow the mesh in keyframes. Keyframe 1 and 10 (keyframe 10 is a wider) show the same measurement. Is there a way to measure keyframes or bone changes to my object?

My mans has 8 drives. Respect. That's my end goal to be entirely honest

lets assume i create a wall using the cube, is there any way to display the distance live at all times?

From this add-on, for example, are there production dimensions for a TV stand, cabinet, etc. furniture work? This system seems to be enough just to add a thickness. If it doesn't have such a feature, can you suggest blender, please?

Why did they put default color to light blue. Is it possible to change default color

great, I am getting afraid how many plug-ins I have to learn cuz, it's so useful. Maybe others are so.