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This is no good when you're setup in CM as they import tiny. Also it's impossible to make the grid very large and be able to see it properly as each grid is set up to be 1CM (when in centermetres of course)
I'm trying to understand the bug as you've presented it. Please clarify a few things for me:
1) If you're importing a Maya file with a specific linear unit into a file with a different linear unit, yes, the scale will change. This is not a bug. Is this the case, or are you importing (through the references folder in jbUnity Tools) a scene that was in CM into a scene in CM and it's importing tiny?
2) For the grid size, what does "see it properly" mean? Too many divisions? Can't you change the number of divisions?
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