This price can't be right?

Hi there I uploaded a simple model I did in half hour of this collar. It's literally a tube with sub divisions, converted to poly and is 300mm in diameter.


How is the price as high as €410.28 in WSF at such a simple mesh?

My Arc Reactor kit is more complex but is cheaper (80mm in diameter)




Also while we are on the subject of Euros how can I display Dollars as my default? as Euros are confusing
my buyers and decreasing sales. :confused

Regards

Paul

Paul, what was the models volume? From the diameter being almost a inch, something is off, as thin as it is. Did you upload it as mm, or inches to SW?

Hi and thanks for getting back to me


The volume on the collar is
cm: 30.664 w x 5.932 d x 29.87 h / in: 12.1 w x 2.3 d x 11.8 h
Vlm = Vol: 306.91 cm³

I may have exported as inches but left the mm default on uploading as all my
other work :confused

Regards
Paul

Also on reopening my file this is the Unit setup in Max
Link

Would the distance from origin not being 0 make a difference? :confused

Regards

Paul

I think I may have figured it out.

I wanted to fit a circumference of 30 cm not radius of 30 cm :laughing:

<a href=" http://www.rkm.com.au/calculators/calculator-circle-sphere.h tml" target="_blank"></a>

Uploading again...


Here it is 6" in width as I wanted

In: 5.9 w x 5.9 d x 1.1 h
Cm: 15.0 w x 15.0 d x 2.9 h
Vol: 36.41 cm³



Paul

Lols, I bet that was it. Mighty big difference in volume. I looked up an old model. An inch cubed in volume in wsf costs around 24 us dollars. 2.54 cubed at least. in volume.

Thanks for your help Fredd. If I hadn't have gone back to check units I wouldn't have realised :laughing:

Regards

Paul

p.s How do you change currency to dollars without changing Your address?