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Blender scale object to specific size
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- Rodney Zamora
If you're looking to scale an object in Blender to a specific size, there are a few different ways you can do it. In this quick tip, we'll take a look at how to scale an object to a specific size using the 3D viewport.
To scale an object to a specific size in Blender, first select the object you want to scale. Next, go to the Object tab in the Properties window and scroll down to the Scale panel. Here, you'll see a field where you can enter in the desired size. Simply enter in the desired size and press Enter to scale the object.
You can also scale an object by using the Scale tool. To do this, select the Scale tool from the Toolbox. Then, click and drag on the object to scale it. You can also use the hotkey S to activate the Scale tool.
Another way to scale an object is by using the Proportional Edit tool. This tool allows you to scale an object proportionally, meaning all sides of the object will be scaled by the same amount. To use the Proportional Edit tool, select it from the Toolbox and then click and drag on the object you want to scale. You can also use the hotkey O to activate the Proportional Edit tool.
Finally, you can also scale an object by using the Transform tool. To do this, select the Transform tool from the Toolbox and then click and drag on the object you want to scale. You can also use the hotkey T to activate the Transform tool.
Remember, you can always use the hotkeys to quickly scale an object. For example, to scale an object by 10%, you can press Shift+S and then type in 10%. To scale an object by 50%, you can press Shift+S and then type in 50%.
Scaling an object to a specific size is a common task in 3D modeling. By using the methods described above, you should be able to scale any object to the desired size.
Related questions:
Q: How do I scale an object to a specific size in blender?
A: 1) Select the object you want to scale. 2) In the Tool Shelf (T), click on the "Mode" dropdown and change it to "Edit Mode" 3) In the Tools Panel (F6), scroll down to the "Mesh Tools" tab 4) In the "Mesh Tools" tab, click on the "Scale" tool 5) In the "Scale" tool options, change the "Uniform Scale" value to the size you want the object to be
For more information on how to use the Scale tool, see the Blender Manual: http://www.blender.org/manual/modeling/meshes/transformations/scaling.html
Q: How do you scale to exact dimensions in blender?
A: There is no one definitive answer to this question as it depends on the particular situation and what you are trying to achieve. However, here are some general tips that may be helpful:
-Use the ruler/protractor tool (found in the Tools panel) to measure the object you want to scale.
-With the object selected, go to the Properties panel and under the Transform section, change the Scale values until it matches the desired dimensions.
-If you are trying to scale an object to fit within a certain space, you can use the Snap tool (found in the Tools panel) to snap the object to the edges of the space.
Q: How do you rescale an object in Blender?
A: There are a few ways to rescale an object in Blender, depending on what you want to achieve.
If you want to rescale the object in Object Mode, select the object and press S to enter Scale Mode. From here, you can use the mouse to scale the object up or down.
If you want to rescale the object in Edit Mode, select the object and press T to enter Transform Mode. From here, you can use the mouse to scale the object up or down.