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Blender scale not working

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    Rodney Zamora
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If you're having trouble getting your blender scale to work, there are a few things you can try. First, make sure that your blender is turned on and that the scale is turned on. Next, check the batteries in your blender and scale. If the batteries are low, try replacing them. Finally, if your blender scale still isn't working, you may need to contact the manufacturer for troubleshooting assistance.

Q: How do I fix the scale in Blender?

A: There are a few ways to fix the scale in Blender. One way is to go into the "User Preferences" and click on the "Add-ons" tab. From there, you can enable the "Scale Fix" add-on. This will automatically fix the scale of your models when you import them into Blender.

Another way to fix the scale is to manually adjust the scale of your models. You can do this by selecting the model in question and going into the "Object" menu. From there, you can select the "Scale" option and adjust the scale manually.

Q: How does Blender scale work?

A: The scale in Blender is a bit different from other programs. In Blender, the size of an object is relative to the size of the scene. So, if you have a scene that is 10 units wide, and you have an object that is 2 units wide, it will be 20% of the size of the scene. If you then scale the object up to 4 units wide, it will be 40% of the size of the scene.

The reason for this is because Blender uses a "unitless" system, so that you can use any units you want (centimeters, inches, feet, etc.) and the scaling will still work the same.

Q: How do you apply scale in Blender?

A: In Object Mode, select the object you want to scale.

In the Tool Shelf (T), under the Transform tab, select the Scale tool.

Click and drag on one of the axes to scale along that axis.

To scale along multiple axes at once, hold down Shift while clicking and dragging.

To scale uniformly, hold down Ctrl while clicking and dragging.

Q: How do I snap a scale in Blender?

A: There is no built in way to snap a scale in Blender. However, you can achieve a similar effect by using the proportional editing tool.

  1. Select the object you want to scale.
  2. Go into Edit mode (press Tab).
  3. Select the Proportional Editing tool from the Tool panel (press O).
  4. In the Proportional Editing panel, choose one of the falloff modes (Linear, Sharp, or Root).
  5. Select the vertices you want to scale.
  6. Press S to scale. The scale will be relative to the position of the 3D cursor.