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You can set the width and height of the whole picture by providing them as arguments to the .PS macro, in inches. Try

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scale only affect items that have been given an explicit size, for example circle radius 1, and also works as a divisor, not a multiplier. Eg scale=2.54 is suggested as a way to have numbers interpreted in centimetres, so radius 1 is of 1cm instead of 1inch, i.e. a lot smaller.

You can set the width and height of the whole picture by providing them as arguments to the .PS macro, in inches. Try

.PS 6

You can set the width and height of the whole picture by providing them as arguments to the .PS macro, in inches. Try

.PS 6

scale only affect items that have been given an explicit size, for example circle radius 1, and also works as a divisor, not a multiplier. Eg scale=2.54 is suggested as a way to have numbers interpreted in centimetres, so radius 1 is of 1cm instead of 1inch, i.e. a lot smaller.

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meuh
  • 54.7k
  • 2
  • 70
  • 138

You can set the width and height of the whole picture by providing them as arguments to the .PS macro, in inches. Try

.PS 6