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Local Positioning for Global Rotate

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Fri, 05/22/2009 - 09:32
mh
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Can someone suggest to me the best way to position something locally (3 seperate channels of DME) so when I rotate globally they all stay together? My 3 sources each have a different rotation (and size and position) and that seems to be messing me up. I understand the concept but I'm not sure the best way to get my positions accurately placed in the local space.

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Fri, 05/22/2009 - 11:44
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AJR
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MH, Make sure you are on Local and Source before you do anything. Select your DME channel, select LOC XYZ and move your channel to where you need. If you want to rotate, make sure you are still on Local and Source and do your rotate. Once you do that for all 3 channels, select all 3 DME channels, highlight Global and ROT POS. Now you should be able to rotate and keep everything together while you rotate. Hope this helps, Allan
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