- [Narrator] The object manipulation tools allow me to grab
and move something around, scale it, as well as pivot it.
Now, from the earlier movie, I did show you can just
select an item over here on the right hand side
and you have a lot of those options right over here
as far as the transform controls
and you can put in hard values.
If you want to grab them on the screen, something like this,
and move something around,
notice I have this one selected over here.
I have the selection tool set for Part,
so I can go ahead and select something like this bezel
and then come over here, and if I wanted to, click on move,
I then get a triad and am able to move just that part
wherever I want to move it to.
If you wanted to select the entire assembly,
you can either choose this one here,
or you come over here and choose the model
and that would select everything,
then I can do the same thing here.
If I want to move it, if I want to scale it,
something like that, I can grab these little control buttons
or boxes here, I can move it, scale it,
however I want, and adjust it in the screen.
The next one here is a pivot move, so that's going to
allow me to pivot this part in the environment,
same thing with moving it around,
you get a bunch of options inside of there.
And then finally, you have this option for absolute,
you can turn it on or off, so a bunch of different
manipulation tools you can use inside the screen here,
but the other thing you might want to think about is
it might be a little bit better idea to move things
actually over here as far as the rotation, the flipping,
the transform controls, because you have a lot more
accuracy by putting in hard numbers versus
just dragging things around the screen,
and it also allows you to easily put them back to the
way they were prior to doing anything else in the model.