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Yes, once you've unfolded and unrolled your surfaces, a really handy trick is the Transform>Project-To-CPlane function, this ensures that everything is perfectly in plane. SteveM

try the Curve>Offset command SteveM

Are your cross sections perfectly symmetrical? Steve

Select the surface. Now go to "Curve -> from objects -> duplicate boundary". Steve

That's why I select a single surface at a time to unroll. :D Not that I know of, but you soon get used to them being created at 0,0 and just moving them someplace more convenient. There is a shaded ball on the tool bar that if you just click gives a shaded view of the current viewport...

After years of development, I am pleased to announce that Capt. Lebedenko's giant Russian "Tzar Tank" from 1915 in 1:48 scale is now available at: http://www.HomespunMagixx.com I am trying something a little different with this one: it isn't free. I am releasing this one as shareware...

After years of development, I am pleased to announce that Capt. Lebedenko's giant Russian "Tzar Tank" from 1915 in 1:48 scale is now available at: http://www.HomespunMagixx.com I am trying something a little different with this one: it isn't free. I am releasing this one as shareware...

Jon, While the Adobe print box doesn't have a % scale, your printer driver might. In the Adobe print box, click the "Properties" button next to the printer selection dropdown to get into the printer's own driver. In there is possibly a "page format" or "page layout" that will let you select a...