How to setup Unit Scale correctly in 3DS Max with system and unit setup

In today's episode, I'm going to teach you how to set up units for your architectural visualization projects. This is a crucial step to ensure that your designs are accurate and realistic.
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SKIP AHEAD ⏩
00:00 Intro
00:09 How to open the Unit setup window
00:37 How to setup the system unit
01:11 Display units
01:36 Convert dimensions to different units
02:08 Outro
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[@iubitnunes]

Thanks. Bro, I'm working on a school project but the building looks so small, very tiny rooms. I don't what the issue could be. What units do use for your projects.

[@ArchVizExplained]

Hi, @iubitnunes2694 Thanks for watching. In my projects, I typically use centimeters for my system unit and metric for the display units. If your building looks too small and the rooms seem tiny, it is possible that you may be using a different unit of measurement or not using units at all. I would suggest changing your system units to cm (Customize menu > Units Setup > System Unit Setup), for the display units use the one you are more comfortable with but avoid generic units for any architectural project. Once you have set your units to centimeters, you can adjust the dimensions of your rooms accordingly. I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions. 😊

[@iubitnunes]

@@ArchVizExplained thanks for responding. I'll try these tips out. & will surely give you the feedback.