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From: John Gross <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: Absoulte position point translation?
To: Ed Hoffmann <[e-mail]>
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>  Maybe this just hasn't hit me yet (and I have looked...) but is there a
>  way to (1) select a point or points, and (2) translate them all at once
>  to an absolute position? (I know one point is easy, but say all the
>  points to "flatten" an object)? I've used "absolute" modes on other
>  modelers to do this, but can't find this in LW (boy, I miss AREXX - time to
>  look at Bob Hood's plugins source and (re)learn C!). Thanks...

Try Set Val (ctrl-v).

JG
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