Command/setupscale

\setupscale

Summary

The command \setupscale is used to define the general behaviour of \scale.

Settings

\setupscale[...,...][...=...,...]
[...,...]	name
scale	number
xscale	number
yscale	number
width	dimension
height	dimension
depth	yes no
lines	number
factor	fit broad max min auto default
hfactor	fit broad max min auto default
wfactor	fit broad max min auto default
maxwidth	dimension
maxheight	dimension
s	number
sx	number
sy	number
equalwidth	dimension
equalheight	dimension
grid	yes fit height depth halfline

Option	Explanation
scale	number this is expressed in permille units, so 1000 = natural size
xscale	number this is expressed in permille units, so 1000 = natural size
yscale	number this is expressed in permille units, so 1000 = natural size
factor	the factor settings take the enclosing environment into account, in some way (?)
s	number This is the scale as a simple multiplier, so 1 = natural size
sx	number This is the scale as a simple multiplier, so 1 = natural size
sy	number This is the scale as a simple multiplier, so 1 = natural size

See also

• \definescale
• grph-trf.mkiv
• \scale

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