take a look at this pic..
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help with locals and globals .. needed
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If so, click one of the cubes in x, y or z. (thx to Mike who explained this to me
)If that's not what u mean, plz clarify.
oh and for the sake of people with modems; use 'save for web' in photoshop
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what I ment is:
you know when you extrude your face in maya, it gives you this multiple tools such as transform, scale, rotate... and only then (while you are making extrude face) it gives also a small box which lets you manipulate whether you want - local or global - transformation of faces.
What I would like to have, is to be able to change to - local or global settings - while I'm working with faces (not extruding them)..... that's all i ment :-)
... and thanx for the advice.. i'll remember to save everything in "save for web" option...
thanx
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there are 2 ways to do it:
1. double click on ur move tool and itll open up the tool box, there when you rotate and move things, you have the choice of local, global etc
2. i notice ur using 4.5, in 4.5 there are preset marking menus, i think its ctrl+W+right hold i think, then you have local and global options there as well
i know neithers as efficient as the lil box you get when you extrude, but this is as close as ull get
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thanx again Nem...
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