This video I'll tell you about point and tradition paramita.
So here we have this blog and it's basically a simple floorplan of us in the room and also love this
blog.
Then right click and go to this block editor option.
Now in this blockheaded to go to this paramita Stabb and select this point option.
So using this point option we can move any block or any content of this blog independently from its
parent block.
So let's say that in this complete block we vaunt this computer Bandi to move independently.
For that I'll just select the point paramita and click at any point here and now click to place this
placeholder.
And now we need to associate it with an action.
So I'll go to actions and say look this move action now we need to say that the paramita which is this
position one parameter.
Now we need to select the object so obviously the object is this complete computer set along with this
parameter and our Precentor.
And here we have it.
Now we can move this computer set independently of this parent block and we can test it also.
So let's go to this test block and now select the blog and you'll see that we have an additional group
here and he's in this group.
We can now move it anywhere in this block.
Now we have one more thing to add here.
We can also add a rotation parameter so as to align it to any angle or to any direction.
And for that and close this test block window.
And once again I'll go to this paramita and now select this rotation parameter.
So now click it anywhere in the drawing area to specify the base point of rotation.
So the point to which you will click now will become the base point or the point which remains fixed
while rotating the object.
So in this case I'm selecting this midpoint as the base point and now specify the radius of barometer.
So in this case let's take this point as the radius and now directly Precentor.
Now again we need to go to actions.
Hand-selected rotate action.
Now select this angle one parameter and I'll select objects and in this case the object will be this
angle one barometer this complete set of object.
And also this position one parameter and now Precentor and we have it here.
Now we can test the block.
So let's go to this test block and select this block completely.
And now you'll notice that we have an additional grip for rotation along with this move clip.
So let's click on this move grip or the position grip and it's moved here and we can easily move it.
And now we can rotate it as well.
But in this case it will rotate with respect to our base point.
So I'll click at this point and now you can see that it's rotating but with respect to the orignal based
point just like this.
So we can move it back to the original position.
And now we can rotate it from this clip and after rotating we can move it to the desired position wherever
we wanted.
Just like this.
So now let's press Escape key and let's close this test block window.
So now we saw that when we moved the object the rotation parameter did not move it.
And if you want to move the rotation parameter along with the object then you can add it as well in
the position one parameter set or the position one action said.
So for that you need to select this action the move action and then right click and select this action
selection set and now select the mortifies selection set option.
And now once again select the objects.
And in this case we want to add one more parameter which is the single barometer.
So let selected and presented.
And we have it modified.
Now let's go to test blog again.
And not tested so selected and now we'll move it first.
And now you'll notice that this rotation grip also moves along with this object.
Now we can rotate it and after rotating the move group is also following the mean object and we can
now move it and place it wherever required just like this.
So now let's go to this close test.
BLOCK And let's close it.
So in this way we can add position as well as a rotation parameter to a dynamic block.