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# Additional Dimensions

## First: Turn on the Additional Dimensions

In your project, navigate to the **Premium** tab and enable **Additional Dimensions**.\
Click **+ Add Next Additional Dimension** to insert a new dimension.

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## Second: Set Mesh and Scale direction

Open the **Mesh** dropdown to see all available meshes of your model.\
Choose the mesh you want the additional dimension to measure.\
You can also specify the axis direction for the additional dimension.

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## Third: Activate and View the Dimensions

Once you’ve selected the mesh, enable the dimensions. An additional dimension will now appear alongside your existing ones.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Important:** Additional Dimensions only work with **normal Dimensions turned on.**
{% endhint %}

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