To rotate an object using the Rotate Selection tool
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In the Enfocus Inspector dialog, click the
Select Objects
tool
.
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Select the object(s) you want to rotate.
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Click the Rotate Selection
tool
.
The Enfocus Inspector changes accordingly.
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If necessary, change the Constrain Angle (for
SHIFT-rotate) or
the Cross Hair Color
in the Enfocus Inspector. You can change the Cross Hair Color by clicking
the color patch and selecting a different color.
Note: In the Numeric Feedback area you can find exact
information about the rotating action you are about to perform.
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Click the selected object.
The object’s point of origin around which it will be
rotated is indicated.
The point of origin is in the center of the
selected object.
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Do one of the following:
- To rotate the object around its center point, drag
the selected object in a circular motion.
- Double-click on another position to move the point
of origin. Move the pointer away from the center point and drag in a
circular motion to rotate the object around its new point of origin. The
image below shows how an object can rotate around its point of origin
placed outside the object.
- Hold down the SHIFT key while
dragging to rotate the object in fixed angles. You can set this angle in
the Numeric Feedback category of the Enfocus Inspector dialog box.
- Hold down the ALT key (Windows) or
Option key
(Macintosh) while dragging to create a rotated copy of the selected
object.