SCALE_3D changes the size of a specified part or assembly. The size can be changed isotropically (scaled equally in all directions) or anisotropically (scaled differently in X,Y, and Z directions).
+-------------------------------<------------------------------------+ | | ->-(SCALE_3D)-+-(:PARTS)-----------------|select parts/assemblies|-----------------+->- | | +-(:FACES)-----------------|select faces|----------------------------+ | | +-(:KEEP_BLEND)------------|select blend/chamfer faces|--------------+ | | +-(:EXCLUDE_FACES)---------|select cylindrical/conical faces|--------+ | | +-(:CENTER)----------------|position|--------------------------------+ | | +-(:ISOTROPIC)-------+-(:GLOBAL_SCALE)---|number|-------+------------+ | | | | | +-------------<--------------------+ | | | +-(:ANISOTROPIC)-----+-(:X_SCALE)---|number|------------+------------+ | | | | | +-(:Y_SCALE)---|number|------------+ | | | | | | +-(:Z_SCALE)---|number|------------+ | | | | | | +-(:Z_AXIS)----|MEASURE_DIR_3D_SA|-+ | | | | | | +-(:X_AXIS)----|MEASURE_DIR_3D_SA|-+ | | | | | | +-------------<--------------------+ | | | +-(:NEXT)------------------------------------------------------------+ | | +-(:CHECK_PART)-----+-(:ON)---+--------------------------------------+ | | +-(:OFF)--+
Entering a positive number will make the items larger, and entering a negative number, or a fraction will make the items smaller.
SCALE_3D [specify parts and assemblies] [enter scale factor]