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  1. Using Groups

Group Axes and Work Planes

PreviousApply Levels and Materials to a GroupNextImporting Models and Images

Last updated 6 years ago

Groups have their own axes and work plane distinct from the world axes in the main sketch. Rotating or moving the axes in a group will only affect the instances of the group.