Instruction Manual

Chapter 9 Behaviors 325
3 Drag a control point up or down to adjust the object in Z space.
In the following image, the path is no longer at—the aected object moves in X, Y, and Z space.
To enter specic values for the control point locations, click the Control Points disclosure triangle
in the Motion Path behavior parameters. The rst value eld is X, the second value eld is Y, and
the third value eld is Z.
4 To reset the camera view, do one of the following:
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Double-click the 3D View tool that you previously adjusted. For example, if you dragged the
Orbit tool to rotate the current camera, double-click the Orbit tool to reset the camera.
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If you chose (and/or modied) a default camera view (such as Top, Right, Left, and so on),
choose Active Camera from the Camera menu, or choose View > 3D View > Active Camera.
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With the camera selected, click the reset button in the Properties Inspector.
Move
The Move behavior places a point in the Canvas that creates a specic location for an object or
group to move toward or away from in a straight line. When used with other behaviors, Move
can create complex motions. For example, in the following illustration, an Orbit Around behavior
is applied to the airplane shape.
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