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Enlarge a part
fma
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Hi,
Is there a way to enlarge a part? The scale does not work, as it scales from the selected point. It is OK for convex shapes, but it does not work for concave ones...
Thanks,
Is there a way to enlarge a part? The scale does not work, as it scales from the selected point. It is OK for convex shapes, but it does not work for concave ones...
Thanks,
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It sounds like you might want to try the thicken feature with the "add" option, but yes, the best way to get help is to provide a link to a public document (bonus points for providing a link to a version -- that way subsequent edits don't change it).Ilya Baran \ VP, Architecture and FeatureScript \ Onshape Inc5
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i'm sure that if you need linear scale then scale feature should work. if something else like non-linear transform - you would better provide an example
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It sounds like you might want to try the thicken feature with the "add" option, but yes, the best way to get help is to provide a link to a public document (bonus points for providing a link to a version -- that way subsequent edits don't change it).Ilya Baran \ VP, Architecture and FeatureScript \ Onshape Inc5
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Thicken, of course! Thanks.
In fact, I was not looking for scaling, but for offsetting. Sorry for the mistake...0


