Position

The third item on the right-hand tool tabs.

Width, depth, and height values must be set separately for position. This is divided into three parts: origin, fraction, and adjustment.

Origin

There are six different origin options in each dimension.

1 - From left, back, or bottom, depending on the selected dimension.

2 - From right, front, or top.

3 - From the dividing line for width and depth, or from the lower fitting line for height.

4 - Symmetrical counterpart of the dividing line for width and depth, or from the upper fitting linefor height.

• The lower and upper fitting lines in a piece of furniture refer to the fitting line below and above the base element.

5, 6 - Only appear if it's not the first part element. In this case, subsequent part elements can be aligned to the first part element.

Fraction

Allows for percentage-based positioning.

• You can specify a minimum, a maximum, and a percentage (%) value.
  
  
• At maximum, depending on the dimension, additional choices are available, such as from left or from right.
  
  
• The value entered at the minimum represents a fixed distance from the origin value,
  
  
• while the maximum value allows specifying a fixed distance from the selected position (from right or left) in relation to the dimension.
  
  
• The % value allows positioning the element between the two places determined by the min. and max. values as a percentage.
  
  

Position adjustment

Allows adjustment with one fixed and one calculated value.

• If the origin and fraction are set on opposite sides, e.g., from right for width, then the positions are automatically reversed.
• Values in adjustments are always absolute.
  
  

Changes must be confirmed with the modify button.

Keywords: #position #base element position