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This command allows users to orient and place objects on a selected surface with precision and ease. Upon activation:
The user is prompted to select the surface or geometry where the objects will be oriented.
Then, the user selects the object they wish to orient.
Once these selections are made, the following occurs:
The command line will prompt the user to pick a point on the selected geometry to place the object. At this stage, options for flipping, scaling, rotating, moving along the Z-axis, and alignment adjustments are available.
As the mouse moves over the geometry, a Key Shortcut Menu appears on the left side of the viewport. This menu offers key-based controls:
A/Z: Scale the object larger or smaller.
S/X: Rotate the object clockwise or counterclockwise.
D/C: Move the object up or down along the Z-axis.
U: Remove the last placed object.
The key shortcut menu only appears when the mouse is hovering over the geometry, making this command dynamic and interactive. Once the object is positioned and adjustments are made, the user can left-click to place it. To finish placing multiple copies, simply right-click to exit the command.
Goldsmith Tip: This tool is essential for designing pieces that require the addition of decorative elements in a balanced and visually appealing way. It allows you to intuitively experiment with the placement, adjusting the position and distribution of objects until you achieve the most aesthetically pleasing arrangement, relying on visual judgment.
