How to resize scale your 3d models in bambu studio slicer

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resizing and scaling 3d models in bambu studio: a comprehensive guide

bambu studio offers a variety of ways to resize and scale your 3d models, from simple visual adjustments to precise numerical manipulations, and even scripting for complex or automated transformations. this guide will cover all these methods, providing code examples where applicable.

**understanding the difference: resizing vs. scaling**

while often used interchangeably, there's a subtle but important distinction:

* **resizing:** generally refers to changing the dimensions of an object without affecting its *proportion*. this is often done through multiplying the original dimensions by a scaling factor.
* **scaling:** can refer to non-uniform resizing, where you change the dimensions of an object *disproportionately* along different axes. for example, scaling only in the z-axis to make a model taller without changing its width or depth.

in bambu studio, the features allow for both uniform (proportional) and non-uniform scaling.

**method 1: visual resizing (using the interface)**

this is the most straightforward and commonly used method, perfect for quick adjustments.

1. **import your model:** load your 3d model into bambu studio.
2. **select the model:** click on the model in the "objects" pane or directly in the 3d view.
3. **access the object manipulation tools:** on the left-hand toolbar, you'll find the "object manipulation" tools. the most relevant ones for scaling are:
* **scale:** this is the tool we'll focus on in this section.

4. **scaling options:**

* **uniform scaling:** by default, the "uniform scaling" option is enabled. this means that when you change the scale factor in one axis (x, y, or z), the other axes will automatically adjust proportionally. this maintains the object's original aspect ratio.

* **non-uniform scaling:** if you uncheck the "uniform scaling" box, you can independently change the scale factor for each axis (x, y, and z ...

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