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You can also group objects. Objects that are in the same group are never pushed apart.
So;
1. Select the two objects
2. Right click; group objects (or ctrl+g)
3. Use ctrl click to select a single object inside the group and move it to the position you want.
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Both tricks proved helpful. Peggy, that setting was exactly what I was looking for, and nallath, the grouping feature made handling a project with many small pieces much easier.
Thanks again to you both.
-B
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peggyb 171
in the preferences there is the option 'ensure models are kept apart'. See if this enabled.
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You can also group objects. Objects that are in the same group are never pushed apart.
So;
1. Select the two objects
2. Right click; group objects (or ctrl+g)
3. Use ctrl click to select a single object inside the group and move it to the position you want.
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BDub 0
Great! Thanks for the replies. Both of these suggestions sound helpful.
-B
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