Scaling Tool

The  is a tool added on 01/25/2019 that can be bought in the Shop for 5000 Gold. It functions by letting players to scale blocks along the X, Y, and Z-axis. It is very useful when making large builds and fine details.

Use
The scale tool can select material blocks by clicking on them with the tool equipped. Partial and Ability Blocks can not be scaled, with the exception of Balloons. Selected blocks have an orange highlight and scaling orbs around them. Drag any of the orange dots to scale along its respective axis. Clicking the [+] button on the left-hand side of the screen will reveal additional GUI elements: the scaling increment, the dimensions of a selected block, and a button that cycles through common scale increments. A custom scaling increment can be entered by clicking on the number next to the word "Scale" and typing a number from 0 to 1000,including decimals. Any entered value with decimals in the 1/1000th place will round down to the nearest 1/100th.

Limitations

 * The tool forms merge-blocks, meaning it is not possible to scale a block to any size without enough blocks to fill that area.
 * It is not possible to scale a block out of bounds.
 * The tool uses up blocks quickly. A 10x10x10 stud block (5x5x5 normal blocks) uses 125 blocks.



Trivia

 * The was the most expensive tool at 5000 Gold (9000 gold prior to the 11/24/2020 update).
 * Previously, players could only scale blocks to smaller sizes using Balloons. This was a Bug, and the game was since changed to allow players scale in small increments using the Scaling Tool GUI.
 * There are multiple glitches that are created from this item.
 * Previously, the reserve amount of blocks was calculated by: { }, meaning that players who have boats launched will have those blocks subtracted from the scaling tool. This is no longer the case, now it only counts the blocks in the building area.
 * There is a glitch that sometimes the scaling tool's number will go to negative.
 * The maximum scaling height is 1024 blocks (2048 studs). Attempting to scale a block larger than this will move the block instead of scaling it.