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Proportionally Resize a Spline
shai_perednik
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I freehand drew my initials with the spline tool. I like the proportions and shape of the letters and the dimensions are ~32x45mm. This is too big for what I'm making, but I'm struggling resizing the splines without destroying the geometry/shape of the letters.
I was hoping the bounding box would help, but to no avail. Any ideas? Doc is @ https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3d8fc1efb90057f0274f856b/w/1e0379e855853abf1d09aa97/e/7ed48593324e5f4629694759
Should I be dimensioning something specific?
Thank you!
I was hoping the bounding box would help, but to no avail. Any ideas? Doc is @ https://cad.onshape.com/documents/3d8fc1efb90057f0274f856b/w/1e0379e855853abf1d09aa97/e/7ed48593324e5f4629694759
Should I be dimensioning something specific?
Thank you!
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as far as I know onshape autoresizes the sketch when you adding to it first dimention, so you just need set some dimention of the sketch to what you need (to keep proportions it should be the one and only dimention in the sketch)
https://cad.onshape.com/documents/6b2070a131c17c0c7d6e3aa6/w/0f3f9ea86ab3b70e4c5033ad/e/702b3c79a4ed902d3027935b
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you can just extrude it, then to a trasform scale afterwards

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