Scale Layer - Revision history

Want at 10:55, 26 February 2017

2017-02-26T10:55:27Z

2017-02-26T10:54:50Z

2016-10-31T13:24:02Z

Made correction re: Amount parameter.

2014-04-10T06:42:56Z

‎About Scale Layers

2014-04-10T06:27:49Z

‎About Scale Layers: typo

2014-04-10T06:27:11Z

‎Parameters of Scale Layers: fix table align+ typo

2014-04-10T06:24:42Z

‎About Scale Layers: intralink + info about transform layers section

2014-04-10T06:12:09Z

‎About Scale Layers: Intra links

2013-09-09T07:51:00Z

‎Parameters of Scale Layers: Terminology update : center parameter is now named Origin + Intra Links

2013-05-20T08:02:06Z

Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

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 <!-- Page info -->
 {{Title|Scale Layer}}
-{{Category|Layers|Transform}}
+{{Category|Layers}}
 {{NewTerminology}}
 <!-- Page info end -->

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 <!-- Page info -->
 {{Title|Scale Layer}}
-{{Category|Layers}}
+{{Category|Layers|Transform}}
 {{NewTerminology}}
 <!-- Page info end -->

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 |}
-For ''Amount'', a positive value will scale up and a negative value will scale down.
+The Amount parameter may take the inverse of the exponential function (the natural log), as a raw value. For example:
-A value of 1.0 will double the original size of the object. A value of 0.5 will increase the object by 50%. While a value of -1.0 will reduce an object to half its original size.
 The {{l|Origin Parameter|Origin}} is the center of the scale.
    ''In versions prior to 0.63.05 Scale Layer was called "Zoom layer".''

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 == About Scale Layers==
-A {{Literal|Scale Layer}} scales the size of any ({{l|Primitive Layer|primitive layers}} ({{l|Region Layer|regions}}, {{l|Layer#Gradients|gradients}}, etc.) below it. {{Literal|Scale Layer}} is part of {{l|Layers#Transform|Transform Layers}} category.
+A {{Literal|Scale Layer}} scales the size of any {{l|Primitive Layer|primitive layers}} ({{l|Region Layer|regions}}, {{l|Layer#Gradients|gradients}}, etc.) below it. {{Literal|Scale Layer}} is part of {{l|Layers#Transform|Transform Layers}} category.
 ==Parameters of Scale Layers==

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 == About Scale Layers==
-A {{Literal|Scale Layer}} scales the size of any ({{l|Primitive Layer|primitive layers}} ({{l|Region Layer|regions}}, {{l|Layer#Gradients|gradients}}, etc.) below it. {{Literal|Scale Layer}} is part of {{l|Layers#Trasform|Transform Layers}} category.
+A {{Literal|Scale Layer}} scales the size of any ({{l|Primitive Layer|primitive layers}} ({{l|Region Layer|regions}}, {{l|Layer#Gradients|gradients}}, etc.) below it. {{Literal|Scale Layer}} is part of {{l|Layers#Transform|Transform Layers}} category.
 ==Parameters of Scale Layers==

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 The parameters of the Scale Layers are:
-{|border="0" align="left" style="border-collapse"  cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0"
+{|border="0" align="none" style="border-collapse"  cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0"
 |-style="background:#c8c8c8"
 |'''Name'''||'''Value'''||'''Type'''
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 ||vector
 |}
-<br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>
 For ''Amount'', a positive value will scale up and a negative value will scale down.
 A value of 1.0 will double the original size of the object. A value of 0.5 will increase the object by 50%. While a value of -1.0 will reduce an object to half its original size.
-The {{l|Origin Parameter|Origin}} is the centre of the scale.
+The {{l|Origin Parameter|Origin}} is the center of the scale.
    ''In versions prior to 0.63.05 Scale Layer was called "Zoom layer".''

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 |-style="background:#eeeeee"
-||{{l|Image:Type_vector_icon.png|16px}} Center
+||{{l|Image:Type_vector_icon.png|16px}} {{l|Origin Parameter|Origin}}
 ||0.000000u,0.000000u
 ||vector
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 A value of 1.0 will double the original size of the object. A value of 0.5 will increase the object by 50%. While a value of -1.0 will reduce an object to half its original size.
-The Origin is the centre of the scale.
+The {{l|Origin Parameter|Origin}} is the centre of the scale.
-''In versions prior to 0.63.05 Scale Layer was called "Zoom layer".''
+  ''In versions prior to 0.63.05 Scale Layer was called "Zoom layer".''