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In this video tutorial, I will demonstrate how to scale a PDF import.
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As a first step, we import the PDF document.
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We open our file and then we select the importing unit meter.
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This window down here indicates that the PDF import is completed.
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We move to the plan view, which makes it easier to see the drawing and afterwards use the
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measuring tool in order to check our measures.
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We can use the line here on the left as an orientation line.
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Below we see that the measured value is 704.4 meters.
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However, this does not match the 18.7 meters of the drawing.
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Now we need to correct the drawing by using the scaling function.
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First of all, we need to select the entire drawing, because we want to scale all elements.
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We want to scale by using our reference line and select the appropriate icon in the toolbar.
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Below you can always see the next action for the currently active command.
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We select the scale center by clicking left on the corner of the drawing.
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The drawing will be scaled from this point forward.
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The next click determines the starting point of our reference line.
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Then we use the line here on the left as our orientation line.
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The measured value of 704.4 is replaced by 18.7 meters and confirmed with OK.
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The program now automatically scales all prior selected lines by the same factor.
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As a last step, we check with the measurement tool if the measures are now correct.
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We can use this line here on the left and see that the 6 meters match the 6 meters.
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Then we check a different line.
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The measurements are now correct and we can start with our project.
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