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# Can I scale my model non-uniformly?

## Question:

How do I scale a model by different factors in X, Y, Z? The **Scale Object** block only allows for uniform scaling.

How do I scale my part using a Ramp?

## Answer:

## Non-uniformly:

Instead of using the **Scale Object** block, use the **Remap Scale Body** block. This block allows you to scale the object differently in each direction.

![The image shows a body that has been scaled non-uniformly using the Remap Scale Body block. This block allows a body to modified in each direction separately.](https://files.learn.ntop.com/help-articles/implicit-modeling/1500000017021.png)

This block is also a Toolkit, which is a combination of blocks. If you want to see how it runs, for curiosity's sake, right-click on it and select 'Export Block'. Then, open it back up in nTop to see how it is built.

## With a Ramp:

Use the **Remap Field** block. You can read more on using that block here: [Introduction to the Remap Field block](/help-articles/knowledge-base/implicit-modeling/introduction-to-the-remap-field-block)

Use this setup for each direction you want to scale in:

* **Multiply** (to shrink) or **Divide** (to expand)
  * Operand A: X, Y, or Z
  * Operand B: **Ramp**
    * Out min and Out max are the scale values.

![The example shows how to use the Remap Field block to change a sphere into an egg shape.](https://files.learn.ntop.com/help-articles/implicit-modeling/4551821773331.png)

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