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ViewCube: It helps you change the view angle of your design by clicking different faces of the
 cube to switch between TOP, FRONT, LEFT, RIGHT, BACK and BOTTOM views.
                              Hold the Right mouse button
   Workplane: The flat surface where you place and manipulate 3D objects for your designs.  and move the mouse.
   Navigation Buttons: These tools allow you to reset the view, fit objects on the screen, zoom in/
 out and switch between flat and perspective views for easy navigation.

   Snap Grid: It allows you to adjust the movement intervals of objects on the Workplane. You      You can also hold Ctrl + Left mouse and move the mouse to orbit around the object.
 can also turn off the Snap Grid for free movement.
                     Fit selection into view: Press F to automatically adjust the view to fit the selected object.
   Shapes Panel: It displays basic 3D shapes and objects that you can drag and drop onto the
 workplane to build your design.    Pan: Move the view horizontally or vertically without rotating. Use the Middle mouse button
                    or Shift + Right mouse.
   Workplane Tool: It allows you to create and move the workplane, which is the surface where
 you place objects in 3D space.    Zoom: Adjust the view to focus on specific details or the entire design. You can use +, - or scroll
                    using the mouse wheel.
   Ruler Tool: It allows you to measure distances and align objects accurately in your design.

   Notes Tool: It enables you to add notes or labels.  RESIZE, ROTATE AND MOVE SHAPES
                 To resize the shape, follow the given steps:

 WORKING WITH SHAPES                                                                    Drag the black handles on the

                    Select a Box by left clicking                                       edge of each shape to size the
 Shapes are the building blocks of designs. You can choose from basic 3D shapes like cubes, spheres   on the shape. This will   shape in a single direction.
 and cylinders, then manipulate them on the workplane to create complex models.  enable the shape handles.


 ADDING SHAPES

 You can add any shape from the Shapes panel and customise it to fit your project needs.  The Shape properties panel, also known as the Inspector panel, is a tool in
                 Tinkercad that allows you to view and modify the properties of the selected
                 shape  or object  in your  project.  This panel provides  a range of options  for

                 customising the length, width, height, steps and more.
 The default size of the Tinkercad
 Workplane is 200 x 200 x 200
 millimetres.    Similarly, you can resize and rotate using the following:


 Drag-and-drop the shape    Action                        Image                           Description
 from the  Shapes  panel   Resize shape (Using white                         You  can drag the  white handles on
 onto the Workplane.
                  handles)                                                   the corners to resize in two directions
                                                                             at once.

 Once you release the shape on the Workplane, it will appear in your design.  Rotate shape  You  can use the  curved arrows to
                                                                             rotate each shape.
 NAVIGATING WORKSPACE
 Tinkercad’s Viewport is crucial for smooth design and accurate modelling. Tinkercad offers four
 primary navigation techniques:  Move shape                                  Click  on the  shape  and  drag the
                                                                             mouse to move the selected shape in
   Orbit: You can orbit around objects to view them from different angles.   the required direction.





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