Scale 3d-or make bigger all (6) sides for 10 mm

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Hi, I should enlarge this object from all six sides to 10 millimeters. I know there are more options, but I still ask, there is always something new to learn. Thank you

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See Scaling Issue - #6 by John_Brock

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Hi mbarlett, tnx for link, but, they says "

  1. Type SelAll
  2. Type Scale
  3. For a base point, type 0
  4. For the scale factor, type 1/200
  5. Type ZEA

Why scale factor 1/200 what that mean?
What is “ZEA”?

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If you read the previous comment, He wanted his objects to be 200 times smaller than modeled.

ZEA is ZoomExtentsAll viewports.

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I think for your example, see comment #8:

If I have an object of some random length, then I select one end as the Base, the other end as the reference, then type the length I want those two points to be when scaled. Rhino is calculating the scale factor for me.

Most people don’t understand the prompt, “Base point OR first reference point”

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Hi John, tnx for helping, but I still not understood, here is video. What I doing wrong?

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scale factor or first reference point.

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Hej Dragan -

I think you haven’t clearly defined what you are trying to do.
The Scale command scale an object with the same factor in all 3 dimensions.

I don’t know, but, perhaps you mean “by 10 millimeters”?

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If so, you can run the Scale1D command and, for the second reference point, type the current length + 100. You can probably also use the BoxEdit command…

Note - you are running an old and cracked version of Rhino.
-wim