What does the "Scale" command do?

The "Scale" command in Fusion 360 is designed to modify the size of a selected object, either uniformly or non-uniformly. When you utilize this command, you can choose to increase or decrease the object's dimensions, allowing for precise control over its size attributes. The uniform scaling maintains the aspect ratio, meaning the width, height, and depth change proportionately, while non-uniform scaling allows for independent adjustment of these dimensions, resulting in a change in shape.

This functionality is particularly useful in various design scenarios, such as adjusting components to fit within specific constraints or to achieve desired aesthetics. By providing both uniform and non-uniform scaling options, the command offers flexibility for designers to manipulate the geometry according to their requirements.