How to Scale Multiple Objects AT ONCE In Rhino with BoxEdit!

In this video, we talk about how to use BoxEdit in Rhino to scale multiple objects not only at once, but also in place using their own individual base points! This is very useful for resizing objects without having them move around in your scenes!
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[@InspiredScience]

Thank you for another great Rhino video.
It's just amazing how many features and adjustments that Rhino offers if you really dig down into the options.

[@calvinokho4432]

Very helpful. Thanks you have just saved my project

[@ALSAHAFI13]

This is amazing. I never knew this was possible with Rhino! Is that only possible in version 8?

[@nazaninimani]

So helpful❤️

[@samoxflox9261]

You can of course insert your blender(or whatever) object as a block in rhino with the the base point you want … then copy it, array it after that…
By editing only one block all the others will update in-place

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

Good tip - thanks!

[@TheRhinoEssentials]

Hi everyone! Let me know if you've used this method before in the comments below! :)

[@rajathpawaskar]

thanks for tips

[@psevzor]

👍

[@user-us4kp9qw4n]

Hi there. First of thanks for your videos. Recently I started to do some parametric models in sketchup and rhino, but I have got in to a problem, Can I have your email please so I explain my problem. I really need a help, I couldn't find any tips in the Internet. I'll thank alot if you help me with my problem.