16 answers

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  William about 1 year ago

  :)

  1. Step 1

     1.Open up a new IPT

     

  2. Step 2

     2. When that opens click the green tick so that is goes out of sketch model and in to feature mode.

     

  3. Step 3

     3. goto the DERIVE

     

  4. Step 4

     4. open the model you want to scale

     

  5. Step 5

     5. input the scale

     

  1. 
     Nayla Miana about 1 year ago

     Nice circles... =)

  2. 
     William about 1 year ago

     LoL'ss you like them circles Nayal?
     I could do you a full page of them and send them your way Ahheee heee haa!!
     :P

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  Kevin Dobson about 1 year ago

  Great tutorial William.

  1. 
     William about 1 year ago

     Thanx Kevin :)

• 
  Shahzad Khurram about 1 year ago

  Relay a good and easy tutorial .
  thanks a lot

• 
  m.boka 10 months ago

  Well Done

• 
  Thanos Makris 9 months ago

  NICE!!!!!!!!

• 
  Laurent Vedrenne 4 months ago

  Great tutorial thank you for sharing this info.

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  Alonso Rebolledo 8 months ago

  Very nice ;)

• 
  danckm 7 months ago

  super helpfull!

• 
  Mohaa 6 months ago

  Very helpful thnks

• 
  Jesus Meneses 6 months ago

  You are my hero.

• 
  Knattagh 5 months ago

  Thanks for the tutorial.

  I have a somewhat related question:

  I am trying to make a shell of a mesh feature after I have upscaled it.
  The regular shell technique isn't working as a mesh feature has hundreds of surfaces. So, I decided to open the file with my part in it and then derive the same part but a little bigger using your method. I would then subtract out the smaller one to make a shell. Unfortunately, when I use this method to upscale, the 2 objects are not concentric so I cannot make the uniform shell that I want to.

  I have attached the file of my mesh feature in case you want to see it

  Attachments

  Scaling.ipt, 1.97 MB
  Download

• 
  Steve 4 months ago

  Thank's very very helpful.

• 
  Simon Paul 3 months ago

  well done!
  thank's

• 
  Simon Callau Monje about 1 month ago

  thanks a lot! took so short with ur tut!!!

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  Sang-Kyun Ahn about 1 month ago

  Pls, be my tutor forever, William. It's very helpful.

• 
  RUBEN 25 days ago

  MUCHAS GRACIAS DE GRAN AYUDA