Using the "loopcut" function first, is there a way to widen the gap between the lines?
I think it's going to happen with "Scale". It's only increasing in volume. :.-(
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You can indeed do what you want with Scale, you just need to lock the transformation to the X axis to prevent any transformation on the Y and Z axes. Press S followed immediately by X to lock the transformation to the X axis, and only the spacing between the edges will be modified.
answered May 7, 2021 at 0:28
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$\begingroup$ @PeterMortensen Please don’t make edits changing “X axis” to “x-axis,” because the former is what is used consistently throughout the Blender documentation and related material. Also, though the first sentence may technically be a comma splice, this sort of joining of conditionally related clauses is benign and common. $\endgroup$ Commented May 12, 2021 at 22:39
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enable symmetry in one axis. For example "X" axis
alt + select clicking on the loop to select the loop
Press the G + X to lock to X and only move in the X axis.
You can now resize the loops in the way you want.
