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Scales the instances From the given value To the given value continuously with randomized results. When Uniform Scaling is enabled, the X-axis values are applied on the whole Distribute-on target object. A Map ¹ can be applied. RGB maps can scale axes individually ( Red = X; Green = Z; Blue = Y). Grayscale maps control the scale of all axes proportionally. See the Scale example below for more information on the Step, Uniform Scaling, and Preserve Model Scale. 

Map Mode – Determines how the map is interpreted to control the scale.

Map Fixed – Black areas of the map represent the From values. White areas of the map represent the To values. All values in between are on the grayscale spectrum. No randomization is applied.
Random Amount – Black areas of the map have no randomization applied. In white areas of the map, full randomization occurs. The From and To values represent the lowest and highest scale allowed for the randomization.

Map Axes – Determines which axes the Map is applied to.

Step – Determines a value for scaling that is applied to all instances. Values greater than the difference between To and From result in all instances scaling to the value of To.

Step Axes – Determines which axes the Step is applied to.

Uniform Scaling – When enabled, all instances in all axes are scaled according to the values of the X-axis.

Preserve Model Scale – When enabled, instances preserve the original scale of the Models object.