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° | Grab<Obj|All> | - | Grab object or scene for mouse movement |
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| Command | | Argument | | Datatype | | Default | | Min |
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| Format: | | Grab<Obj|All> | Selection | |
SELECTION | | - | | - |
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| Python: | | Grab<Obj|All>(selection1) | | ||||||||||
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| Menu: | | Effects > Move > Object with mouse |
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| Related: | | GrabNext, GrabPrev , Pos, AutoMove , AutoMoveTo, Ori , Rotate, AutoRotate , AutoRotateTo | | ||||||||||
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The Grab command picks the selected object for interactive movement with the mouse.
The quickest way of issuing the Grab
command is by clicking on the object name in the top right HUD
. Clicking a second time runs the GrabAll
command command to move the entire scene again.
Normally,
you use the <Shift> key to quickly grab objects
one after another.
Example 1:
GrabObj 1crn
Use the mouse to move and rotate object 1crn only, fix all other objects.
Example 2:
GrabAll
Use the mouse to move and rotate the entire scene.