In fact, if the page contains multiple areas with different scales, the markups will also re-size based on calibration values in the viewports. One of the best things about this feature is that once a tool set has been calibrated, the Scaler will dynamically re-size the markups to match the scale of the calibrated document you’re working on.
In the image on the left, you’ll notice the armchair is too big for the room, while in the second screenshot, the Scaler has re-sized the markup in proportion to everything else in the drawing. To show you what this looks like, the following screenshots use the example of an armchair symbol. Have you ever added markups to a document that contained different scales or viewports and wondered how to proportionally re-size them? Well, we have some good news! One of the new features implemented in Revu 2015 is the Dynamic Tool Set Scaler, which lets you place correctly scaled markups on your calibrated drawings based on the relationship between the scale of the tool set and the document.
