Multiple stretching of elements
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‎2007-05-25 04:00 AM

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‎2007-05-25 04:04 AM
Olivia wrote:Use a marquee around the area you want to stretch.
Is there any way to select multiple walls, lines, etc and stretch them at the same time rather than having to stretch each element individually?
Be careful in plan as the thin marquee will only stretch what you see on on the current storey.
The thick marquee will stretch all storeys.
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‎2018-09-21 06:44 AM
Barry wrote:
Use a marquee around the area you want to stretch.
How does that work? Or are we just talking about 3D stretching?
Ling.
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‎2018-09-21 07:15 AM
Lingwisyer wrote:Plan or 3D.
Barry wrote:How does that work? Or are we just talking about 3D stretching?
Use a marquee around the area you want to stretch.
Ling.
Any node inside the marquee will move, stretching from the nodes outside of the marquee.
Barry.
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‎2018-09-21 09:47 AM
Ling.
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‎2018-09-21 09:55 AM
Lingwisyer wrote:Not that I am aware of.
Does not work for me in plan. Is there some toggle?
Ling.
Place the marquee and then either activate stretch (CTRL+H) and drag from any position on screen to any other position (can be inside or outside of the marquee).
Or place the marquee and drag from a particular node inside the marquee (i.e. the blue circle in my image) to the position you want.
Dragging one of the nodes means you don't have to activate the stretch command.
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‎2018-09-21 10:43 AM
Ling.
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Barry.
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‎2018-09-21 11:34 AM
Ling.
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