Hi Jesse,

> How did I miss that? I guess I didn't understand that the 3D editing frame
> would enable you to scale with precise dimensions...

Sorry, I wasn't following you - the frame editing would indeed be mostly for eyeballing, not for entering direct numbers (although snapping should work there).

But yeah, from what you are describing the properties panel would be perfect since it would be totally focused on entering numbers there.

- Michael

Hi Michael,

No problem, I thought I understood what you initially said about rotating with the 3d edting frame,
which is why I asked about non-uniform scaling,,, it would sorta be cool to be able to do it,
but if you can enter all the numbers in the panel, that's much easier than scaling to different
dimensions in all 3 axes, while looking to hit the right numbers on the bottom toolbar.
Come to think of it, I've tried it a few times, but I can't remember ever actually using the non-unifom
scale tool in Rhino.

Jesse