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Scale Command

    Table of contents
    1. 1. Scale dialog box

    Enlarges or reduces selected bodies based on a specified scale factor.

    Scale an object

    1. Switch the toolbar workspace to Solid, Surface, or Assemble.
    2. Expand the Modify pull-down then select Scale.
    3. Select the body that you wish to scale.
    4. Click Point in the dialog box then select a reference point to scale around.
    5. Select Uniform or Non Uniform for the Scale Type
    6. Set the Scale Factor:
      • For Uniform scale, drag the arrow manipulator or enter a value for Scale Factor.
      • For Non Uniform scale, drag the arrow manipulators or enter values for the X Distance, Y Distance, and Z Distance.
    7. Right-click then select OK to accept the changes.

    Scale dialog box

    Scale Type

    • Uniform Uses a single scale factor to scale the object.
    • Non Uniform Use a different scale factor to scale the object in the X, Y, and Z direction.

    Bodies

    Enables the selection of bodies to scale.

    Point

    Enables the selection of a reference point to scale around.

    Scale Factor

    For Uniform scale, specifies the value for the scale.

    X Distance

    For Non Uniform, specifies the value to scale in the X direction.

    Y Distance

    For Non Uniform, specifies the value to scale in the Y direction.

    Z Distance

    For Non Uniform, specifies the value to scale in the Z direction.