Which attributes are used by the Align Selection feature to align two objects?

Which attributes are used by the Align Selection feature to align two objects?

• A. Position
• B. Orientation
• C. Scale
• D. Position, orientation, and/or scale

Answer: (D)

Align Selection works by adjusting the transform attributes of the two objects to bring them into agreement. You can choose to align by position, orientation, and/or scale—meaning you can move them so their pivots line up, rotate one to match the other's rotation, and resize to match size. You can apply any of these on their own or in combination, so you might align just the position, or both position and orientation, or all three. This flexibility is exactly what the option that lists Position, orientation, and/or scale describes.

Align Selection works by adjusting the transform attributes of the two objects to bring them into agreement. You can choose to align by position, orientation, and/or scale—meaning you can move them so their pivots line up, rotate one to match the other's rotation, and resize to match size. You can apply any of these on their own or in combination, so you might align just the position, or both position and orientation, or all three. This flexibility is exactly what the option that lists Position, orientation, and/or scale describes.