This is on my list.

I made polygons scale by transforming their vertices instead of flexing, which makes them much prettier and somewhat faster.  Unfortunately it breaks the EToy code that expects them to be flexed.  So much for good intentions.

I think there's a way to have the best of both worlds.  I'll move it up higher on the list.

	- Dan

>Hi, Jerry,
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>Ah, yes, now I remember!
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>ScaleFactor works for every kind of morph *except* that it is broken, and has never worked, when it comes to PolygonMorph and its descendents.
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>The issue derives from the fact that Polygons (for their own good reasons) refuse to have "TransformationMorph" shells wrapped around them (a scaled polygon is itself just another polygon, after all,) and it's the TransformationMorph that holds the scaleFactor information.
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>Looking back I see that only last month I bumped into the very bug you reported, and after discussing the polygon situation within SC for a few rounds of email, I issued, in update 4465cleanups-sw dated 29 October, a workaround for this problem -- see item 6 in the preamble to that update.
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>You should now see no more scaleFactor-related debuggers, and the scaleFactor of polygons is maintained at 1 -- that's the best we can do until someone does the work to implement a scaleFactor within PolygonMorph.
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>Cheers,
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>  -- Scott