CAD tip # 10477:

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Stretched move, proportional object move in AutoCAD.

With the freeware utility SMove for AutoCAD you can move selected DWG objects in such way, that objects distant from the reference point will be moved/stretched more than close objects. Only the insertion point of the individual objects is changed, not their geometry.

You can download the SMove utility from Download, load it with APPLOAD and run by typing the SMOVE command. You can specify the XY stretch scale by clicking a XY vector, by specifying a reference vector, or dynamically, by pointing.

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See also:
Tip 11252:	Applying STRETCH to 3D objects in AutoCAD.
Tip 7641:	AutoCAD 2011 grip-stretch and osnap PER.

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