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The customisable user interface of STUDIO consists of various elements, which are explained in more detail below.
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3D Rotate
Rotates objects in relation to a 3D axis

User interface
The customisable user interface of STUDIO consists of various elements, which are explained in more detail below.
- Structure of the user interface
- Building services toolbar
  The building services toolbar is the dynamic command centre of STUDIO.
- Menu
  - File
  - Edit
  - View
  - CAD view
  - Drawing
  - Dimensioning
  - Change
    - Move
      Moves one or more objects
    - Copy
      Copies and moves one or more objects
    - Offset
      Creates concentric circles, parallel lines and parallel curves
    - Scale
      Enlarges or reduces the selected objects, retains the proportions of the object
    - Rotate
      Rotates one or more objects
    - 3D Rotate
      Rotates objects in relation to a 3D axis
    - Mirror
      Mirrors one or more objects
    - Rectangular row
      Creates a rectangular array
    - Row polar
      Creates copies of objects in a pattern
    - Break
      Breaks the selected object between two points
    - Trimming
      Trims objects so that they touch the edges of other objects
    - Stretch
      Extends one or more objects
    - Stretch
      Stretches one or more objects
    - Chamfers
      Almost two lines to each other
    - Round off
      Rounds off the edges of objects
    - Cutting
      Cuts 3D solids
    - Edit multi-line text
      Edits a multi-line text
    - Dissolve
      Explodes a composite object into its sub-objects
    - Delete
      Deletes one or more objects
  - Settings
  - Material
  - Tools
  - Extras
  - Window
  - Help
- Toolbar
  The toolbar is located at the top of the screen directly below the menu bar.
- Status bar
  The status bar shows the current status of STUDIO.

3D Rotate

Rotates objects in relation to a 3D axis

Button:

Command name: _Rotate3D

Specify the axis along which the object is to be rotated.
- Enter x to rotate the object along the X axis.
- Enter y to rotate the object along the Y axis.
- Enter z to rotate the object along the Z axis.
- Enter 2p to define a rotation axis using two points.
Select the object that you want to rotate. Confirm your selection with the Enter key.
Specify the base point for the rotation.

Note:
After entering 2p, you must now define two points for the rotation axis.
Use the mouse to move the object to the desired position and click to confirm the position.