Scale

Scale is referencing measurement of one thing against measurement of another thing. The relationship between the 2 things is scale. If the scale of an object is off, it will look too big or small in relation to surrounding objects. Keeping object scales consistent will reduce disorientation and awkwardness while moving among them. Many SL avatars tend to be way too tall (6.5'+). -That seems to be a personal comment there, since people (like myself) are actually over 6'5" in RL :)

Scale, represented as a vector, is another way of saying "stretch" (as in the editor window), "size", or "dimensions", at least in the context of SL.

Functions

Function	Description
llGetPrimitiveParams	get prim scale (among other things)
llSetPrimitiveParams	set prim scale (among other things)
llGetScale	get prim scale
llSetScale	set prim scale
llGetTextureScale	get texture scale
llParticleSystem	set particle start/end scale
llScaleTexture	scale texture
llSetTextureAnim	set texture animation scale (among other things)

Events

changed - can detect when scale (among other things) is changed

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Transform