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      Volume M3

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      BoxB
      I'm at a bit of a loss as to what to say. Your model is all loose geometry, the only component is the scale figure that shows as a nested instance. Once Solid inspector has fixed the issues it can there are still holes and overlaps that you need to address manually. To get a volume the object needs to be a solid. [image: biZQ_GIF25-01-20248-39-54PM.gif] Once fixed and grouped it does show a volume. [image: mRSSVkh.png]
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      You don't need any special extensions or plugins to do this. Just enter the coordinates in the Measurements window. For relative coordinates use the form <x,y,z> and for absolute coordinates use the form [x,y,z]. I used relative coordinates in this example. And then the Text tool will show the coordinates when the leader is anchored to a point in the model. [image: BdAL_relative.gif]
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