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Pyy1) The SL Construction tool allows users to create 3D objects called primitives by selecting shapes from a menu and clicking to place them. 2) Objects can be edited using tools to move, rotate, stretch, and select faces. Users can also make copies and precisely rotate objects. 3) In Edit Mode, tabs allow users to name objects, set permissions and properties, add textures and media by selecting faces, and view scripts and contents.
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- 2. Construction The SL Construction starts from the Build-selection on the upper menu bar.
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- 5. New primitive / object creation When the Magic Wand is active, there appears the list of different primes you can create.
- 6. New primitive / object creation After selecting the desired Prim, click on the desired point on the ground in front of you. The object is created!.
- 7. Object editing When you have created an object, the builder-tool will go automatically into the object editing state.
- 8. Object editing Move makes it possible to move the active object by the appearing arrows Rotate offers the possibility to rotate the object in xyz axes Stretch function allows you to stretch the object. By pulling from corners the proportions are maintained. Select Face - function allows you to select a particular side, which is important when connecting media to primitives. Edit Linked: lets you edit an individual object, if you have linked several primitives together.
- 9. Some object editing tricks! Move, shift and drag = make copy Rotate, select direction drag far form circle an you see North, south etc directions = exact rotation
- 10. Edit Mode tabs, General General tab contains general information such as name, description and owner. From here you can specify whether the object is for sale. What are the rights, can anyone transfer the object and / or take a copy of it.
- 11. Edit Mode tabs, General NOTE! Name should be changed, if you build something, you will use in the future. Thus you differ easily the constructed objects from each other.
- 12. EditModetabs, Object In Object tab you can enter exact values, for example the size, location and rotation. Object shape can be changed. You can make various changes in to the object. Drill a hole or bend.
- 13. Edit Mode tabs, Features You can adjust, if primitive is influenced by some "forces". In addition, it can made to shine.
- 14. Edit Mode tabs, Texture Texture tab allows you change the material. NOTE! The main functions of the texture tab is media setting.
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