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--- en:blender:scaling [2021/04/26 10:17] – murray
+++ en:blender:scaling [2024/01/11 15:28] (current) – created julia
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 =====Scaling=====
-In some cases it's necessary to scale the model if the original model provided is too small. The Felsenbein model in the images is extremely small- roughly 2 cm x 2cm. The model must be roughly 1m x 1m for viewing in VR.
+In some cases it is necessary to scale the model if the original model supplied is too small. The petrous bone model in the pictures is extremely small - about 2 cm x 2 cm. For viewing in VR, the model must be about 1m x 1m in size.
-{{:en:blender:scaling_1.png?800|}}
+{{en:blender:scaling_1.png?direct&800|}}
-The simplest way of scaling is with the scale tool (1). With it selected you can scale on the x,y and x axes onscreen using the coloured handles, or enter a value in the dialogue box (2).
+The simplest way of scaling is with the scaling tool (1). When it is selected, you can scale on the x, y and x axis using the coloured handles on the screen or enter a value in the dialogue box (2).
-{{:en:blender:scaling_2.png?800|}}
+{{en:blender:scaling_2.png?direct&800|}}
-Since the model should stay proportional, a better option is the scale box. Hold down the scale button to find the scale box tool.
+As the model should remain proportional, the scaling box is a better option. Press and hold the scaling button to find the scaling box tool.
-{{:en:blender:scaling_3.png?800|}}
+{{en:blender:scaling_3.png?direct&800|}}
-This way it's possible to scale with the on screen handles along all three axes simultaneously.
+In this way, it is possible to scale along all three axes simultaneously using the handles on the screen.
-{{:en:blender:scaling_4.png?800|}}
+{{en:blender:scaling_4.png?direct&800|}}
-Finally, the same dialogue box is under the "object properties" tab on the right. Rotation and scale can also be precisely controlled in this menu.
+Finally, the same dialogue box can be found under the "Object properties" tab on the right-hand side. Rotation and scaling can also be precisely controlled here.
-In order to ensure that the model isn't larger than 1m x 1m, onscreen measuring is required.
+To ensure that the model is not larger than 1m x 1m, a measurement on the screen is required.
-[[en:blender:measuring|See "Measuring" for more information.]]
+[[en:blender:measuring|See "Measure" for more information]]