I'm an old dog learning new tricks and i couldn't do it without you. You are concise, clear and an all around excellent teacher. Thank you for all you do! (and yes, i've purchased the course)
the align method (last method) is a bit dumb though. And what if I want scale objects to a desired width, while keeping the same length? In Rhino it would be with the command scale1d.
thanks for the video! I wanted to scale an object unproportionally, just like what you did on the 1st example of the tub. However, my property window doesn't have the Scale X, Y and Z options. I tried to join all the lines into one object, still don't have that option. Any ideas? or is there any way to work around? thanks in advance!
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I'm trying to rescale a rectangle, in each time I changed the length the width changed too. So how can I rescale one dimension and keep the other dimension without changing?
Is there a way to scale an object down based on the size you want it to be by selecting the points on the size of the object? Eg. I have a C size border and want to scale it to a B-size border based off an existing B size border I have. It worked if I measured the distance as you video shows, but I thought there was a way without knowing the actual dimension/size?
Hi, thanks for the video. I have a question. Let’s say i have 100 m by 1 m rectangular shape. And I want to give a numerical scale to the longer side. A scale starting from 0-100 m. But it should go like 0,1,2,3…,100. Not like a dimension. Hope you understand me. How can I do that, is there a command for that in autocad. Thanks in advance