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| =====Creating reflections===== | =====Creating reflections===== | ||
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| To create a reflection along the X or Y axis: | To create a reflection along the X or Y axis: | ||
| - | - Select the object for which you want to create a reflection. | + | - Select the object for which you want to create a reflection. If there is no selection set, then the current object is assumed to be the selection. NOTE that this command will result in multiple objects; if there were more than 1 object in the selection set. |
| - On the **Create** menu, click **Create new object**. | - On the **Create** menu, click **Create new object**. | ||
| - On the **Create objects** dialog box, click the **create reflection** tab. You can also directly select **Create X reflection** or **Create Y reflection**. | - On the **Create objects** dialog box, click the **create reflection** tab. You can also directly select **Create X reflection** or **Create Y reflection**. | ||
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| **Note**: When you create an outline for an object, the object remains unchanged. If you select multiple objects while creating outline, every object gets an outline. | **Note**: When you create an outline for an object, the object remains unchanged. If you select multiple objects while creating outline, every object gets an outline. | ||
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