Resizing
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2007-03-14
04:03 AM
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05:57 PM
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Rubia Torres
2007-03-14
04:03 AM
Can I resize elements (say a slab) numerically and/or non-constrained? If my slab is 10m x 20m and I want it 15m x 20m, can I just enter those distances somewhere? Alternatively can I click and drag to stretch the whole slab but not constrained? At the moment I drag each corner point to the new location but that seems a bit cumbersome. I come from a very strong graphics background and am so used to clicking on a shape and typing in the size I want it to be.
Thanks.
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2007-03-14 04:07 AM
2007-03-14
04:07 AM
Henry
To offset the edge of a slab pick the edge instead of the corner node (after selecting it) and you get a few different options in the pet palette.
Hover over the pet palette buttons for tool tips to see what each does.
HTH
To offset the edge of a slab pick the edge instead of the corner node (after selecting it) and you get a few different options in the pet palette.
Hover over the pet palette buttons for tool tips to see what each does.
HTH
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2007-03-14 05:19 PM
2007-03-14
05:19 PM
The "F" key cycles through the different options of the pet palette for non mouse control of which pet palette to use. The offset edge is quite powerful and I find I use it all the time. Placing a "-"minus or "+" sign after your numeric input will either subtract from or add to you current curser position. This is also powerful, but if you are using imperial units and entering a whole foot value, you will need to press the minus sign twice since the first instance is interpreted as a separator for feet and inches.