Adobe atmosphere builder 1 Manuale Utente
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ADOBE ATMOSPHERE
User Guide
Moving objects
The composition of a world depends on the position of objects relative to other objects.
You can reposition objects by dragging them to a different location in the document
window.
You can reposition objects by dragging them to a different location in the document
window.
To move an object or group:
1
Select a wireframe view: Top, Side, or Isometric.
2
Select the object or group you want to move. (See “Selecting objects” on page 30.)
3
With the select tool
( )
or the group select tool
( )
, drag the object to the desired
location. Be sure not to drag the object by one of its connectors, because you will resize the
object rather than moving it.
object rather than moving it.
Use the Snap to Grid option to align an object with a grid when you drag it. (See
“Working with the grid” on page 35.)
“Working with the grid” on page 35.)
Deleting objects
You can delete an object to remove it permanently from the world.
To delete an object or group:
1
Select a wireframe view: Top, Side, or Isometric.
2
Select the object or group you want to delete. (See “Selecting objects” on page 30.)
3
Choose Edit > Clear.
Duplicating objects
Duplicating an object adds an exact copy of the object, or group of objects, to the world a
short distance below the original object.
short distance below the original object.
To duplicate an object or group:
1
Select a wireframe view: Top, Side, or Isometric.
2
Select the object or group you want to duplicate. (See “Selecting objects” on page 30.)
3
Choose Edit > Duplicate.
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