How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 12:44:30 GMT

well, i apologies for my error concerning the off topic-ness. I was unaware that a blender topic already existed.

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (puzzledpaul) — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 06:35:51 GMT

Not a good idea (imo) to pollute this thread with such a Q

Have no problem with the Q being asked (again) ... but Off Topic is the place ... however, please check what's already there, as this has been asked (and answered) before.

If you're asking me - in partic. - can't really comment, as, since I've not really used it, it'd just be a case of re-gurgitating what I've seen / read about...

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Tue, 02 Dec 2008 04:18:47 GMT

Well, i was playing around in wings when outa-the-blue i decided to download blender. The program looks pretty good, but i would like to know your opinions on it. Thanks

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 13:00:05 GMT

thanks man.

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (puzzledpaul) — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 10:42:41 GMT

Create scene in geom window you want a pic of
Tools | screenshot
Window | Outliner
Select << screenshot >>
rmb > Rename (and give it a new name)
rmb > export ... and save it in some suitable place as a jpg (say)

Now got your screenshot of some scene, saved on your pc somewhere ... next step, to upload to pbucket (in your case)

Log in to pbkt
Choose 'my computer' as the source of your image file
Choose files ......

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 08:45:21 GMT

anyone?

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 11:55:20 GMT

But how do you take your screen shot (shift prt Scrn) from being a copied image to being a...

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (puzzledpaul) — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 13:02:33 GMT

Do a render or take a screenshot and upload (the image) to pb - just log in and follow the upload instructions then use the link they provide in a post here.

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 12:37:53 GMT

anyone?

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 19:05:11 GMT

ok i got myself a photobucket account, so how do i get renders of my work on there? Also how do i get regular screenshots on there? ty

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 12:35:29 GMT

ok thanks man

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pauljs75) — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 05:47:57 GMT

If you're just wanting to show what it looks like, do a screen capture. There are plenty of ways to do this, but one of the common ones is to hit Shift-PrintScreen and then paste in an image editing program.

If you're wanting to share the actual model, then try a file sharing or 3D model sharing site for hosting. I'd suggest exporting to .obj, since that's tends to be the most universally supported format right now in regards to rendering software. When exporting to...

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 11:39:34 GMT

Ok, i gots myself a photobucket account. How to i get my model into the right format so I can put it on the internet? Does it need to be rendered to do this, or can it be just a frame of it on the work plane? Thanks
PK

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 16:01:27 GMT

Thanks, worked perfectly
PK

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (marcin wuu) — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 12:35:36 GMT

select all internal faces and delete them

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Thu, 11 Sep 2008 11:45:57 GMT

Another question, I have a cylinder that is hollow. on one end there is a face, but with a hole through it, and on the other, nothing- just verts. How can I connect those verts and make a face? this seems pretty simple, but i dont know the operation... Thanks
PK

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 10:58:48 GMT

I would post them but one, I don't have an account with anything like photobucket, and I don't know how to take a pic of a render or anything...
PK

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (Ran13) — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 14:46:08 GMT

pics would help us troubleshoot a lot.

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pokyking) — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 14:36:46 GMT

Yeah, i noticed the cube method a bit after I posted the question. Thanks tho I ended up just creating the angle off of my existing geometry. Do you know what i'm doing wrong with my uvmapping tho? I cant seem to get my white texture to get on the object. I thought maybe it was just the colour, so i tried it with a shade of white. The same result occured, the colour just wouldn't work. However, other texture work fine......

Re: How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (puzzledpaul) — Mon, 08 Sep 2008 00:06:38 GMT

<< Also, is there a way to move an object straight, but on a weird vector? >>

Yep - provided the necessary elements / geom exist that allow you to define the required vector - then no problem. If such don't already exist on the model - create them as a reference.

More info on the vectors page. uno where.

eg- for the 45 deg move you mention - one way would be to create a cube (if nothing else suitable around) and select the diagonally opposite verts...

How do you do a Radial Scale (Y) to a non-default point

feeds@yuku.com (pockyking535) — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 17:09:39 GMT

OK. I am a relatively new Wings user, and as I was doing a tutorial, I came across the operation of scaling an edge Radialy (Y axis) to a non-deafault point(a point that the user specifies). How do you do this?? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks.