The usual trick is:
"Scale you've got divided by the scale you want and then multiply the answer by 100 to get % to print it out at."
(I don't remember who I am quoting, I know is some one from this forum, but forgot to copy the name. I just copied the trick to a txt file. Sorry)
By that math, to go from 1/30 to 1/32 the kit must be printed at 93.75
a 1.75% difference doesn't look like much. Maybe just a couple of millimeters.
Edit:
I found the thread discussing scale conversion.
Scales and resizing.
Above I was quoting Piginapoke. Is the last comment in that thread.
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Originally Posted by piginapoke
Scale you've got divided by the scale you want and then multiply the answer by 100 to get % to print it out at.
Or multiply the first answer by any value or dimension you've got to get the equivalent rescaled value or dimension.
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