Stretch Objects using Endpoints

Stretches objects using endpoints that display as blue squares or blue triangles.

To stretch an object, click an endpoint.

You are prompted to Specify stretch point

Input the distance to move the endpoint at the prompt and press Enter or click to identify the endpoint position.

The object is manipulated and the command ends automatically.

Alternatively, an object can be stretched using the stretch command. Refer to Stretch Objects for further information.

In the case of a triangle or hexagon, stretching an end-point increases the size of the object. The shape of the object is maintained. For example, an equilateral triangle does not become an isosceles triangle when stretched.

In the case of a rectangle, stretching an end-point increases the length or height of the object. The shape of the object is maintained.

In the case of diamonds, stretching an endpoint changes the diameter of the shape on the endpoint axis. The opposite endpoint is automatically stretched by the same amount as the endpoint that is stretched by you.

In the case of irregular shapes, stretching an endpoint stretches the selected corner of the shape to a new point.

In the case of lines and arcs, stretching an endpoint stretches the selected end of the line to a new position.

The endpoints of arcs display as blue triangles. Stretching the endpoint stretches the end of the arc to a new position, along the current curve of the arc.

Note:
Alternatively, you are prompted to Specify Angle. Input the sweep angle at the prompt and press Enter.