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I imported a file from tinkercad and need to know how to scale it down
andrew_anderson932
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Basically, I've been trying to use the scale tool to make the file smaller but it's not working and it gives me this message…
how would i get a mate connector or vertex for this
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It's what it says - edit the transform feature, click the "Point or mate connector" query list in the dialog, and select something relative to which you want to scale. The world origin, for instance.
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Can pick the origin or should be able to pick any vertex on the import object.
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It's what it says - edit the transform feature, click the "Point or mate connector" query list in the dialog, and select something relative to which you want to scale. The world origin, for instance.
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Can pick the origin or should be able to pick any vertex on the import object.
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