Fem: Constraint symbol scaling based on shape size - fixes #7030 #13586
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nice! |
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Great, I tested this with both tiny and huge geometries and it works very well. |
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@chennes this PR is ready. |
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To be merged after #13274.
@FEA-eng could you test? The last commit fixes #7030 (initial scaling for very small and big objects).
Scaling is based on a characteristic length of the objects, basically the diagonal of the bounding box, so symbols scale linearly with the shapes.