part scaling.

[leggera]

but is it possible to scale a part with a scale factor?
or a set?

Thank you.

 

[stefanobruno]

but is it possible to scale a part with a scale factor?
or a set?

Thank you.

If you do a derived ipt yes, otherwise you have to repair everything.

 

[Catafratto]

for the single part, for completeness, you could also use the "direct" command (checking the solid, not the individual faces); I don't know any alternatives for the axieme to pass through a derivative assembly as said by stefanobruno.
Note that if you edit the direct editing command you cannot change the value already entered, but if you have defined a parameter (e.g. "scale") and you use it in the command then the problem is around: i.e. changing the scale value you update the part. the specific because I noticed only after many uses, it doesn't seem intuitive at all. . . < read message clarification # 5 > >

 

[stefanobruno]

As usual, he's right.
In this way everything remains parametric.
is an option that I use little, but that allows to switch from the needle to the missile in a moment.
provided the missile has the needle shape.

 

[Peppe]

to note that if you edit the direct editing command you cannot change the value already inserted,

doing double clik on direct editing work opens a "under menu" scale and then again double clik on scale and you can edit the scale value.
At least with 2019 version I can do this.
then everything is correct what you say on a scale parameter

 

[Catafratto]

Now that you show me... I see! Better so, I thought it was a little too Byzantine.
Unfortunately I can no longer correct my previous post, we hope that future users read to the bottom.

 

[ruletransom]

it's a feature i almost ever use, but it lets me quickly transform my needle into a rocket.

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