Arch: Added Scale property to PanelSheet. #874
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This commits adds a new Scale property to Arch.PanelSheet which is initialized to 1.0 by default. If the value is changed all dimensions of the PanelSheet are scaled appropriately, not just the view, but also handed out objects of the Proxy's interface.
The idea is to be able to create a "model" of the final design. One can set Scale to 0.1 and then use the PanelSheet in Path to cut out a 10:1 version of the original design. Since this is a simple scale up/down version the used material thickness must match the Scale factor in relation to the original material thickness, otherwise slots and joints won't fit. Otherwise no restrictions apply.