# Transform: Move

To move objects we have several options:

* **Do it from the top tab Transform → Move.**

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Move by normal: We can move the objects according to the direction of the normal that we press. Let's look at the case of a cube:

* When pressing Move by Normal, we see how in the command bar it asks us to select an object.
* Selecting the cube will ask us to select a surface. Selecting it will show us the direction of movement of the normal.
* It will now ask us for a number to carry out the movement.

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**Move on Objects:** Allows you to move an object taking into account the distances of another. In this case we will move a sphere over a cube:

* Press Move on objects
* Select the sphere → Enter
* We select the base object, the cube → Enter
* We select the point of the cube to which we want to move the sphere.

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When we leave the surface of the cube we will not be able to select any point, because the movement will be limited to the selected surface.

**Move Random:** Allows unrestricted movement:

* Holding down the click on an object and dragging.
* Activating in the lower bar Gumball, we will activate the arrows of movement.

Tip: If we click on one of the arrows we can write the exact distance to which we want to move the object.

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We can also click on the rectangular icon and freely move the object.

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