Perform multiple face transform using individual axis

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in edit mode, i select 4 faces (image1) and i want to scale them using their own individual normal axis so i can get the result as in image2. How can i do this without manually do it one by one ? is it possible ?



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    in edit mode, i select 4 faces (image1) and i want to scale them using their own individual normal axis so i can get the result as in image2. How can i do this without manually do it one by one ? is it possible ?



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      in edit mode, i select 4 faces (image1) and i want to scale them using their own individual normal axis so i can get the result as in image2. How can i do this without manually do it one by one ? is it possible ?



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      in edit mode, i select 4 faces (image1) and i want to scale them using their own individual normal axis so i can get the result as in image2. How can i do this without manually do it one by one ? is it possible ?



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          Change the Pivot center to individual origins, and change the transformation orientation to normal. If you press S for scale and X twice then you are able to do the transformation
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          • No need to select "Normal" as pressing X twice automatically goes from global to normal. The Dropdown (2nd red circle in your screenshot) only helps when using the gizmo arrows. Individual origins however is needed.
            – KYL3R
            Sep 3 at 10:47










          • Okay? isn't double pressing x,y,z switching from global to local? anyway this was the only way I could make it working:)
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          • I tested in 2.79 and it toggles between local and global.
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          Change the Pivot center to individual origins, and change the transformation orientation to normal. If you press S for scale and X twice then you are able to do the transformation
          enter image description here






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          • No need to select "Normal" as pressing X twice automatically goes from global to normal. The Dropdown (2nd red circle in your screenshot) only helps when using the gizmo arrows. Individual origins however is needed.
            – KYL3R
            Sep 3 at 10:47










          • Okay? isn't double pressing x,y,z switching from global to local? anyway this was the only way I could make it working:)
            – sorenfroststaal
            Sep 3 at 11:34










          • I tested in 2.79 and it toggles between local and global.
            – KYL3R
            Sep 3 at 13:49














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          Change the Pivot center to individual origins, and change the transformation orientation to normal. If you press S for scale and X twice then you are able to do the transformation
          enter image description here






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          • No need to select "Normal" as pressing X twice automatically goes from global to normal. The Dropdown (2nd red circle in your screenshot) only helps when using the gizmo arrows. Individual origins however is needed.
            – KYL3R
            Sep 3 at 10:47










          • Okay? isn't double pressing x,y,z switching from global to local? anyway this was the only way I could make it working:)
            – sorenfroststaal
            Sep 3 at 11:34










          • I tested in 2.79 and it toggles between local and global.
            – KYL3R
            Sep 3 at 13:49












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          Change the Pivot center to individual origins, and change the transformation orientation to normal. If you press S for scale and X twice then you are able to do the transformation
          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer












          Change the Pivot center to individual origins, and change the transformation orientation to normal. If you press S for scale and X twice then you are able to do the transformation
          enter image description here







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          • No need to select "Normal" as pressing X twice automatically goes from global to normal. The Dropdown (2nd red circle in your screenshot) only helps when using the gizmo arrows. Individual origins however is needed.
            – KYL3R
            Sep 3 at 10:47










          • Okay? isn't double pressing x,y,z switching from global to local? anyway this was the only way I could make it working:)
            – sorenfroststaal
            Sep 3 at 11:34










          • I tested in 2.79 and it toggles between local and global.
            – KYL3R
            Sep 3 at 13:49
















          • No need to select "Normal" as pressing X twice automatically goes from global to normal. The Dropdown (2nd red circle in your screenshot) only helps when using the gizmo arrows. Individual origins however is needed.
            – KYL3R
            Sep 3 at 10:47










          • Okay? isn't double pressing x,y,z switching from global to local? anyway this was the only way I could make it working:)
            – sorenfroststaal
            Sep 3 at 11:34










          • I tested in 2.79 and it toggles between local and global.
            – KYL3R
            Sep 3 at 13:49















          No need to select "Normal" as pressing X twice automatically goes from global to normal. The Dropdown (2nd red circle in your screenshot) only helps when using the gizmo arrows. Individual origins however is needed.
          – KYL3R
          Sep 3 at 10:47




          No need to select "Normal" as pressing X twice automatically goes from global to normal. The Dropdown (2nd red circle in your screenshot) only helps when using the gizmo arrows. Individual origins however is needed.
          – KYL3R
          Sep 3 at 10:47












          Okay? isn't double pressing x,y,z switching from global to local? anyway this was the only way I could make it working:)
          – sorenfroststaal
          Sep 3 at 11:34




          Okay? isn't double pressing x,y,z switching from global to local? anyway this was the only way I could make it working:)
          – sorenfroststaal
          Sep 3 at 11:34












          I tested in 2.79 and it toggles between local and global.
          – KYL3R
          Sep 3 at 13:49




          I tested in 2.79 and it toggles between local and global.
          – KYL3R
          Sep 3 at 13:49

















           

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