Autodesk 663B1-05A111-1001 User Guide - Page 193

11 | Basics Tools Reference > Universal Manipulator Discrete Scale The Discrete Scale setting enables the Relative option and lets you specify the amount an object is scaled in increments (determined by the Step Size value). Relative While Maya scales the object, relative spacing is maintained. Turn this option off if you don't want to preserve relative spacing while scaling. Step Size Enter a value to determine the amount an object is scaled in increments when the Discrete Scale option is selected. Component Use Object Pivot Lets you scale object components about the object's pivot point. Scale Reflection Settings Reflection When you scale a component, this scales the corresponding component along the reflection axis. Center Select whether the reflection center is at the origin or with the bounding box of the object. Reflection Axis Set the axis along which reflection occurs. Tolerance Set the Tolerance for the reflection (that is, how closely the selected component and the component across the reflection axis have to mirror each other in order for mirroring scale action to occur). Universal Manipulator Universal Manipulator The Universal Manipulator combines the functions of the Move Tool, Rotate Tool, and Scale Tool. You can also use it to enter precise values to scale and rotate your object directly in the scene view. ™ "Use the Universal Manipulator" on page 62 Basics 193