Difference between revisions of "Turn / rotate"
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| − | + | [[Select]] the object(s) in question. Hover the cursor over the desired rotation center and click [[M1]]. All [[Select|selected elements]] rotate around this cursor position by the current rotation angle set. So don't hover the mouse too far away otherwise your object might be turned out of the screen area. | |
| − | TARGET 3001! sets this angle to 90° by default. If you want to rotate an element at a different angle, please press '''[Shift]+[t]'''. A dialog follows, which allows the setting of any angle.<br><br> | + | TARGET 3001! sets this rotation angle to 90° by default. If you want to rotate an element at a different angle, please press '''[Shift]+[t]'''. A dialog follows, which allows the setting of any angle.<br><br> |
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Latest revision as of 09:14, 27 December 2022
You can reach this mode...
by [t] or [Shift]+[t] or
by "Turn/Rotate" in menu "Edit" or
by the tool 
under the 
icon
What you can do...
Select the object(s) in question. Hover the cursor over the desired rotation center and click M1. All selected elements rotate around this cursor position by the current rotation angle set. So don't hover the mouse too far away otherwise your object might be turned out of the screen area.
TARGET 3001! sets this rotation angle to 90° by default. If you want to rotate an element at a different angle, please press [Shift]+[t]. A dialog follows, which allows the setting of any angle.
When you are placing packages or symbols from the library you are automatically in the turn/rotate mode. You can rotate a component by M2 at predefined angle (see above).
[Ctrl]+[t] turns (rotates) one step backwards
Leave this mode...
by [ESC] or M12
alias: spin