Let's review a bit or see how we can move the anchor point with precision.
There's a rectangle here and it is somehow not in the middle of the composition.
And this is the actual point of the whole Shipler.
Now I want to move that and put the first one I can use a control Altan it and whom to move the anchor
point in the middle of the shape.
Now the anchor point is in the middle of the ship thats very good.
Also you can see if your shape for example was as big as the composition.
Here it is.
And you have moved the anchor point and you want to return it to the middle you press control.
Al-Thani and home and goes back to the middle.
The the big one.
Now I have my shape here and I want to move the anchor point.
I can hold it and move it.
But now its moving freely 100 percent.
That's not good at all.
I will go back to control of it and put it in the middle.
Now the first option is to use a snapping.
And I'm not using this so I'm not going to explain this to our boss napping here.
Just going to explain about that good point.
Now if I move the anchor point now it will move to the corners or to where there are some delimiters
for the shape.
OK.
But then if I were to use not big I can hold control.
And now it will also snap.
So without control it will be moving freely without pressing control.
I will be able to snap it.
It will also show you how is it moving.
This is for example the middle line.
And if I'm here this will be the vertical line in the center and I can move it to the corners anywhere
I want.
Now I'm holding control.
So remember control I'll turn to put it in the middle of the Shepler or in the middle of the layer.
If you have a different kind of ladder I knew already.
And good point.
And using the control we snap it to the delimiters.
And you also can use snapping and it has some options here which I will explain in a different lecture.
Thanks very much for listening.
That was a small tape.
I know it's very helpful and I would see you in the next lecture.