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How to move the object by 1 inch on the Y axis

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  • 2022-09-29 at 4:17 am #56207
    lawliett1989
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    So I want to move the cube object by 1 inch on the Y axis.

    When I click the forward arrow, the object will move forward 1 inch on the Y axis.
    Then when I click the back arrow, the object will move back 1 inch on the Y axis.
    How do you make the puzzle?

    For the illustration, I have attached it in the following attachment

    Thank you very much…

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    2022-09-29 at 5:49 am #56210
    lawliett1989
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    I tried to use change position, I gave column Y a value of 1 for fwd, and -1 for aft. So my question is, how to set the unit to inches?

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    2022-09-29 at 10:45 am #56217
    kdv
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    1 inch ~ 0.0254 m

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    2022-09-30 at 1:28 am #56242
    lawliett1989
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    how to set inch in verge3D? what is the default unit measurement in the verge3D puzzle?

    2022-09-30 at 8:36 am #56247
    Mikhail Luzyanin
    Staff

    Default unit in VErge3D is digital UNIT, it’s not tanget to any mesument units. So you can use it as meters or iches, but usualy it’s mean that it’s metric and one unit = one meter.

    Co-founder and lead graphics specialist at Soft8Soft.

    2022-09-30 at 9:58 am #56254
    kdv
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    In fact, it depends on what 3d editor was used. For example, the standard Verge3D cube created and exported with Blender has these dimensions. So 1 unit = 1 m.

    But the same cube created and exported with 3DSmax has the dimensions that are different a bit ))) In this case 1 unit = 1 mm

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    2022-10-05 at 9:07 am #56379
    lawliett1989
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    thankyou sir

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