Getting started with EasyEDA Pro on a new project and having some difficulties with the 3D model manager and importing 3D models in general.
I've designed my own 3D model for a part with the origins shown below. When I import this model in to EasyEDA it doesn't use my origins when trying to determine orientation and midplanes for the part. In the Z direction it creates a midplane of the entire dimensional height of the part (if someone didn't know the length of the leads there's no easy way for them to enter the exact dimension to get it flush with the PCB), X and Y direction are seemingly random, as they are not in the middle of the X or Y direction. Below the 3D model is a screenshot from the 3D model manager issue.
![image.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/7JlzQxpsK9hBvRcr5tvj54WJZvBrvm1ehr0u3ynX.png)
![image.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/82kvTa1rVIPiF6WWmuIHd3taz8tKPw9vgBIuerv0.png)
Because of this, clicking **Auto** does not result to anything close to what it should be. The first image is the **Auto** calculation. Second image is after entering in my math'ed values to get it flush on the PCB and roughly close to lining up with the pin holes (I can't calculate the exact Y offset because I have no idea where it's calculating the plane offset from).
**![image.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/swMn8pbMFjhvdW9akCIx74koh09kioMbzxn9pg5b.png)**
![image.png](//image.easyeda.com/pullimage/M9QInKzhc7m6q0lXOGBI5yr5g3HEyyxuMKT7fOd3.png)
The model was exported from Inventor Pro in mm format, and the model was set to default (mm) when importing the 3D model in to EasyEDA Pro.
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