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HOW DO I CHANGE THE POSSITION OF THE AXIS??? (Read 360 times)
Mar 30th, 2003 at 5:55pm

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im doing the landing gear doors now, and i need to change the possition of the axis without changing the possition of the part itself.

how do i do that???

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Reply #1 - Mar 30th, 2003 at 6:12pm

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Look in FSDS2 Help/Contents/Overview/Basics.

"In Move mode, you can relocate the part axis by holding the Shift-key and dragging the part axis and dropping it at the desired position."

You can use the Constrain buttons to restrict movement to the desired direction.
 

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Reply #2 - Mar 30th, 2003 at 6:21pm

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Quote:
Look in FSDS2 Help/Contents/Overview/Basics.

"In Move mode, you can relocate the part axis by holding the Shift-key and dragging the part axis and dropping it at the desired position."

You can use the Constrain buttons to restrict movement to the desired direction.


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Reply #3 - Mar 30th, 2003 at 8:24pm

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Or ..  for a precise translation  of axis..

Transform->Translate
(enter the precise x,y,z distances you want the axis to move) click on "axis only" and hit enter...

Another useful tool is the "Center Axis To Part" menu command.



Quote:
Look in FSDS2 Help/Contents/Overview/Basics.

"In Move mode, you can relocate the part axis by holding the Shift-key and dragging the part axis and dropping it at the desired position."

You can use the Constrain buttons to restrict movement to the desired direction.

 

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