#Scaling Proportionately

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untold drift
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Hello,

When I try to scale my entire model, the model loses its arrangement. Some pieces stay together, but others are thrown completely out of form, essentially breaking the model.

Is there a way I can lock everything together so that the scale slider doesn't break the model?

rigid tree
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Hey, there should be a button of two liunes with dots and when pressed you could tap the lock icons you want to lock

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looks like this

untold drift
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@rigid tree I see this option, but when I lock everything, the scale tool does not work

rigid tree
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Then I am sorry because I don't know what else you could try

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Try asking the mods

untold drift
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this is what the model should look like

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this is what happens when I scale it @rigid tree

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do you know the fix to this by chance? or was the lock solution the only way you knew how to do it

rigid tree
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hmm

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the lock one is only one I know

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sorry

untold drift
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its okay thank you for trying to help me

rigid tree
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np

wheat mulch
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the lock one makes it so that the element won't be edited at all, not that they stay the same relative to other elements.

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@untold drift are you using Transform > Scale?

untold drift
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@wheat mulch yes I'm using that option

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certain parts are scaling fine, others not

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is it possibly due to pivot points?

wheat mulch
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I think so, yeah
when you use Transform > Scale, where does it say that the pivot is?

untold drift
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@wheat mulch they move out of place

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they are in place at current scale, but move when I scale

wheat mulch
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I'm talking about the pivot coordinates in that "Scale" window that pops up

untold drift
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oh okay hang on

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0 20.387 0

wheat mulch
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set that to 0 0 0, then try scaling

untold drift
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Wow!

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Thank you so much!

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You saved me a ton of trouble

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What does that setting actually do?

wheat mulch
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determine the point everything gets scaled from

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0 0 0 would mean it would scale from the center of that grid (in this format)

untold drift
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Awesome :) Thank you dragon - I hope this thread helps someone who has this problem sometime too

rigid tree
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ah dang it I didn't realise that

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sorry