Now we will see that how we can use Scale command in AutoCAD.
To start the scale command, we will go to our modify panel and select the scale command option.
The shortcut key for the scale command is the 'S+C+Enter' key.
First of all, we will need to select the object, we will choose it by cross selection method, and then it will ask us to specify a base point, we will identify it. We need to remember that the base point will get fixed, and the scaling will be done from that point only throughout.
If we want the double of the selected object to appear in front of our screen, we will give the value as 2, and the whole object will appear double.
We can also select the value as 0.5 if we want the object to be half the main object's size.
The scale is set by entering a fractional value. The numerator is the distance from the original point to the projected point, and the denominator is the distance from the original point to the drawing origin.
For example:
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