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Hello guys and welcome to
this new class in where we're going to see
the axis tool will find this tool here in this position.
It is called axis.
And the description says move
or reorient the drawing axis.
It is talking about this general axis,
the blue one, the green one,
and the red one, which,
as we already know,
are helping us all the time,
draw in a more easy way because we can
block parallels, use inspirations.
One, e.g. in this drawing,
we have a kind of a square,
a square with a building.
Let's say that this Q is a kind of
building in case that we want to draw e.g.
let's say a kind of lethal garden.
And its geometry is all the time orthogonal to
the different lines that we have in our drawing.
We won't need change anything.
We will draw us.
We usually do this little garden
or this little swimming pool.
It could be whatever will be drawn easily.
But imagine that we don't want this kind of geometry.
But another one more complex in where we have angles,
inclined lines or something like that.
Imagine e.g. that this is our angle are inclined line.
Then we want to draw another circle or
a line to this previous line.
Then we can use this information in this pink color,
which is telling us that we are drawing
a perpendicular line to the previous eds.
We can use this information,
but we can't use
the arrow keys or whatever to block our axis.
We can do it this way,
but it's not that easy.
If I want to close this, take e.g.
the iterations are not working and I
cannot block anything using the arrow keys.
I should draw this line longer than escape,
and then another line, then the eraser.
And here we have our sake,
maybe for just one CEP,
we don't need to change the position of the general axis.
But if we are going to draw
many different shapes using these precise angle,
then I strongly recommend you to use this access to.
We should hit the tool one click and release,
then the tool is loaded and asking
us for the first point, let's say e.g.
here we click and release,
and then we have to choose the second point and
the position of that red axis and green axis.
Let's say here, second click,
then I move the mouse again,
and it's time for setting these green axis and blue axis.
The blue axis has to be always pointing up.
So third, click here,
and the new position of this general axis
has been set successfully.
The good thing about this is that now if we want to
draw more shapes with these precise angle,
as I told you before.
Now, it's super-easy because
we'll be able to draw again parallels,
block the axis using
the arrow keys or holding down the Shift key,
as we always used to do once we're happy with
the result and we want to
reset the position of the general axis.
We better go over any of the general axis, e.g.
in this case, I will do it over this blue axis.
Right bottom, reset, just here,
one good piece of information,
and I'll go one step back.
Because when you hover over any of the axis,
if you want the reset option to
appear when you click the right button, like now,
you will need to click the right button in
a position in where you don't
have the geometry behind you.
I mean, if e.g. I.
Hover over this position right button,
then a sketch up thus and understand what we want to do.
And he thinks that we are trying to
modify that phase of the square root.
So scape and will need again to go over any of
the axis in a position in where we
don't have the geometry behind that axis, e.g.
here, right button reset.
As you can see, these two is easy and simple.
We just have to be focused on
when is the correct time for using it.
I hope you liked the class.
And in the next episode,
we'll go through this section plane tool.
This tool, you have to know that it has its own set bar.
It is this one.
So it will be a little bit more complicated.
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