Allows you to scale the picked objects by different amounts along each axis.

Changes the size of objects by scaling non-proportionally. That is, it changes the dimensions of objects or image planes by different scale factors in different directions. You can use non-proportional scaling in any dimension.

• This tool is like Transform > Scale, except that you type a different scale factor for each scale dimension. If you type in only one value, it is used for the first dimension.

  For information on scale pivot points, see Change an object’s pivot point.

• The effect of Non-p Scale is based on the location of the scale pivot point of the object.
• By default, all geometry has an initial scale factor of 1 in all three dimensions, so a value of 1 makes no change.

  See Absolute and relative addressing.

• For either direction, you can scale to an absolute size or relative to the current size (scale factor) of the object in any dimension.
  Note

  You cannot scale a curve-on-surface element, since it is a projection.