3.39-3.41 - SCALE & STRETCH
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Jeff Rodman
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Design
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
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1.
Reorder
Order the steps for the "Stretch" command.
Type 'STR' or press the Stretch Button
Specify the portion of the object that you want to stretch.
Specify the base point from which the offset for the stretch is calculated.
Specify a second point that defines the distance and direction of the stretch.
2.
Reorder
Order the steps for the "Scale" command.
Type "SC" or press Scale Button
Specifies which objects you want to resize.
Specify a base point for the scale operation.
Specify scale factor.
3.
Classification
Groups:
(a) Scale
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(b) Stretch
Enlarges or reduces selected objects, keeping the proportions of the object the same
Stretches objects crossed by a selection window
4.
Drag and Drop
The shortcut for the "scale" command is (a) and for "stretch" is (b) .
STR
SC
S
SCH
SLE
5.
Open Ended
Explain how "scale" and "stretch" can be effectively used in architectural layouts and mechanical designs.
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6.
Match
Match the misconception with its solution:
Zoom in/out or undo the action
Entered 50% and object grew too large
Wait for the screen to stabilize
Screen acts up when scaling an array
Highlight entire objects for stretching
Object disappeared after scaling
Use 0.5 instead of 50%
Partial object stretch or only some lines moved
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