Learn how the 3D gizmos can help you create and edit paths and profiles for 3D models. In this video, I describe how to use the 3D Move, Rotate and Scale gizmos to constrain editing operations to a specified axis or plane.
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November 26, 2010
Using the 3D Gizmos in AutoCAD 2011
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