Stretch Command (Similar To AutoCAD's) For Drafting Purposes Trang chủ » How To Use Stretch Command On Autocad » Stretch Command (Similar To AutoCAD's) For Drafting Purposes Có thể bạn quan tâm How To Use Stretch Go Cream How To Use Stretch In Cad How To Use Stretch Iron On Vinyl How To Use Stretch Pro Font How To Use Subs Bank F1 Fantasy Stretch Command (Similar to AutoCAD's) for Drafting Purposes Rhino Rhino for Windows herronymusbosch (Grant Herron) August 6, 2014, 6:19pm 1 I swear by Rhino, and hate AutoCAD. But working at an architecture firm this summer, and being forced to use AutoCAD, I’ve picked up a few useful tools of which I was previously unaware. One of them being the Stretch command… In Rhino, when I want to enlarge a floor plan, for example, I end up individually moving walls, extending the lines to close off the rooms I disrupted, and, in all other ways, making a pretty big mess for myself. But the AutoCAD “Stretch” command has the option of drawing a “crossing-polygon”. It’s extremely handy! Basically anything completely in the polygon you draw will be moved the distance you indicate, while any lines that are crossed by the edge of the polygon will be stretched, or lengthened, to maintain a continuous line. This saves a bit of time that would normally be used to close up and clean up your floor plan. I’m not aware of anything like this in Rhino. I’ve used the Scale1D command before, but it scales everything, rather than simply extending the lines. This leads to worse problems, making me measure out everything, and readjust wall thickness, etc. Is there something like the AutoCAD “Stretch” command with the “crossing-polygon” feature? Is there a way to incorporate this in the next build? If so, would it be possible to make it 3D as well as 2D? If I posted this in the wrong forum, please direct me to the right forum (especially one concerning any Rhino V6 wishlists). Thank you! 2 Likes John_Brock (John Brock) August 6, 2014, 6:27pm 2 The closest thing we have is to select the curves and surfaces involved, press F10 to turn on Control Points, Window or Crossing Window select them, and drag them out where you want them. Then F11 to turn the points off. It’s much like AutoCAD’s Stretch command, but you have to turn on control points first. 5 Likes SamPage August 6, 2014, 7:16pm 3 For the 3D part of the wish, I would also check out moveEdge, moveFace, and SolidPtOn, they all can be used in combination with crossing windows, and can be very handy for re-sizing things. 1 Like Willem (Willem Derks) August 7, 2014, 8:21pm 4 Hi Grant. In addition to other answers you can you sub-object selection via crtl+shift and drag a window. It will select all parts of 3d objects, you can then move at will. Most convenient would be to turn the gumball on for that. -Willem 3 Likes herronymusbosch (Grant Herron) December 5, 2014, 5:23pm 5 Thank you for the replies! I will certainly give each of these a try, to see which fits best with what I need. christopherallenoliv (Christopherallenoliver) April 3, 2018, 8:19pm 6 The functionality that the OP described would be super helpful, and none of the proposed solutions really do the trick. Rhino has been doing a great job of making its 2D drawing more robust over the years, but this is one area where AutoCAD still has an advantage. eidam655 (Adam) February 13, 2019, 2:59pm 7 this (ctrl+shift+drag select) is what i have been looking for for so long! thanks! koheskym (Koheskym) April 18, 2021, 5:18pm 8 I really feel you. I hate the Rhino Stretch method… bandicam 2021-04-18 10-04-27-482_Trim_Trim|video wolfius (Wolf) April 18, 2021, 6:45pm 9 Hello, When you are an AutoCAD user the stretch command is confusing and it took for me as well some time to understand it. I’ve created two aliases ( '_PointsOn PAUSE _move ! _SolidPtOn PAUSE _move) that are working but I must select the objects twice. The first time for the pointsOn command and afterwards for the move command. Has got somebody a MACRO doing it with one selection and it would be nice that the command would select PointsOn or SolidPtOn depending on the selected objects. 2 Likes wolfius (Wolf) April 20, 2021, 6:24am 10 Hello @pascal do you how to make this macro ? I think it’s would be very useful to several people. Thank you, Wolf dmoyes April 30, 2021, 8:51pm 11 Now, if we could just convince Autodesk to add a Scale1D command! 1 Like Eugen May 2, 2021, 7:18am 12 Reason AutoCAD won’t do a 1d scale is, most probably, because this would break the parametricity of circles, arcs in a polyline, rectangles etc. Those can be changed numerically, unlike in Rhino. After a scale they would be ellipses or parallelograms. However, I wouldn’t mind if parametricity would be lost. I don’t like AutoCAD either, and missed a scale1d often. On the other hand, it would be great if Rhino would keep parameters on it’s primitives (circles, rectangles, boxes…), without Grasshopper. It might complicate things, though, and McNeel seemed to opt for simplicity. tachelet.vormgeving (Tachelet Vormgeving) August 20, 2024, 6:30pm 13 Looks very fine to me. Just beware about what you are selecting when turning the control points on. I.e. a circle will not be modified in Autocad unless it’s selected completely; in that case it will move in the same direction and with the same amount as for the other objects. That last one is of course also true in Rhino. Intuos September 19, 2024, 9:52pm 14 This is the closest I got to mimicking Autocad’s stretch for curves and it has been working fine for me, although if you hit escape before it is finished, you’ll have to reset the selectionfilter. _PointsOn '-_Selectionfilter Setall=yes _n _Controlpoints=Yes _enter _Move _Multipause '-_Selectionfilter _e _Yes _enter Preselect the curves you want to change, activate the macro, select the points with a window selection: 2 Likes Related topics Topic Replies Views Activity Command Usage: Stretch Rhino for Windows windows , rhino7 11 1873 October 2, 2023 Does Rhino have a "stretch" for polysurface? Rhino windows 7 514 September 15, 2023 1D Stretch in Rhino? Rhino for Windows windows 9 269 November 19, 2024 How to stretch this? 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