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Solved Can i scale multiple atoms' at the same time?

MUT.VR.333

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made a bookcase, but I'm not super happy with the scaling. It's made up of quite a few pieces and I'm hoping to be able to scale all at once. Any plug-ins that do this? Was hoping subscene had that function, but no luck.
 
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No you can't. Also, it's highly unlikely you'd get the result you're hoping for as the pivot of each of your atoms is probably centered and you will simply get "smaller parts" and would need to realign everything.

I know not everyone wants to dive into Unity. But if you're THAT motivated to make a custom book shelf out of various atoms. I'd recommend you do the same in Unity and create a prefab.
1 - You'll get a lighter scene
2 - You'll have a lightweight asset with proper textures
3 - It won't be a nightmare to build with the very limiting UI/UX of VAM.
No you can't. Also, it's highly unlikely you'd get the result you're hoping for as the pivot of each of your atoms is probably centered and you will simply get "smaller parts" and would need to realign everything.

I know not everyone wants to dive into Unity. But if you're THAT motivated to make a custom book shelf out of various atoms. I'd recommend you do the same in Unity and create a prefab.
1 - You'll get a lighter scene
2 - You'll have a lightweight asset with proper textures
3 - It won't be a nightmare to build with the very limiting UI/UX of VAM.
 
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I hadn't thought about that. It would be nice to be able to conjoin these blocks into one when I've finished something. Ill check it out.
Thanks you
 
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