This is still very much necessary! The new ruler tool has made it possible to do scale calculations, but being able to set or select an architectural or engineering scale would be SUCH an improvement! I’m very much holding out hope that Goodnotes will add this to the ruler tool. Much like switching between inches and centimeters as it currently does.

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This would be extremely useful and seems like it would go great with the new ruler tool. I am engineer and design construction documents. This would be extremely usefully for any one in the architecture and engineering field.

This would be extremely useful - thanks for creating an awesome app.

This is extremely important to me. I receive and install to-scale drawings and need to accurately measure the distance between objects. Without this feature, I am forced to still print to paper and use a scale rule.
I would rather fully track progress and measure all in GoodNotes, but without a scale measuring tool I can't.
Imported PDFs already contain size information, it shouldn't be too hard to say "ok, this page is in 1'=1/2" scale" and then be able to take accurate measurements.

This has a very large potential because it could

Calculate dimensions from pdf drawings, scanned documents, or even photos

Calculate values from graphs, charts etc

Great idea

This tool would be a game changer

this would be super useful, a partial solution would be to be able to view drawings at fixed scale, 100%, 200%, etc which would allow using a physical scale on the tablet.

This would be so helpful!

yes, that ist exactly what i need to work on design planning!!!