I figured I'd post a specific example of asymmetric symbol scaling going haywire, in case it's helpful to VW engineers as they work to improve this functionality. VW file is attached. I run into symbol scaling issues all the time, but this one seemed fairly repeatable/predictable.
I have a symbol containing only normal extrudes, which I'm reusing in a bunch of places at different sizes (a perfect time to use symbol scaling). When I use asymmetric scaling it gets wonky like in the screenshot. The only workaround I could figure out was to make the contents of the symbol Generic Solids:
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I figured I'd post a specific example of asymmetric symbol scaling going haywire, in case it's helpful to VW engineers as they work to improve this functionality. VW file is attached. I run into symbol scaling issues all the time, but this one seemed fairly repeatable/predictable.
I have a symbol containing only normal extrudes, which I'm reusing in a bunch of places at different sizes (a perfect time to use symbol scaling). When I use asymmetric scaling it gets wonky like in the screenshot. The only workaround I could figure out was to make the contents of the symbol Generic Solids:
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