Welcome to Module five.
Now that you have learned how to create 3D objects.
It is time to learn how to modify them.
We will take a look at many fascinating tools that can transform basic 3D objects, but the fundamental
of modification is moving and copying what is.
To move or copy a 3D object, just type on your keyboard or go to this icon up here that says move and
copy, then we have this panel here it says Move Object.
We have options, components, bodies, faces get objects.
I won't run through all of these because it's fairly straightforward.
I want to show you how to move bodies.
So once you select bodies and you're hovering over the object, you can see we have multiple reference
points that we can use to move an object.
Let's just stick to the center point for now.
And then what we have here is move type.
So by default, your move type asset to this way you can.
Move it and any food in all three directions.
You can rotate it in all the three directions and you can freely move it using this square here.
Corresponding to these six things are your six measurements here, so your existence widest in that
distance x angle y angle that angle.
So you can either use your arrows and these related functions to change it here or just type in your
measurements here.
Now, let's look at the next move type, which is Translate.
Know you don't have any of the related options.
You can move it in the three x, y and Z directions.
Now the third type is rotate.
Where you can select any edge and.
Rotate it along that edge.
Our fourth move type, I I won't be able to demonstrate it now because I only have one body, but if
you have two bodies, you can map one point.
On one body to another point on a different body and essentially move that point to the corresponding
point and then move the entire object.
So these are your four Minimoog types of point of position.
Not really important.
I don't find myself using that very often.
And similar to moving searches, you can always create a copy and then move your copy.
So it's that simple, that's how you move and copy objects and fusion.
Move and copy is one of the easiest.
Yet one of the most useful tools in Fusion 360.
Let's move on to the next video where we look at further modifying objects.