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To move and orient a pivot point, open the Hierarchy panel in the Command Panel and click the Pivot button, shown in Figure 8-9. At the top of the Adjust Pivot rollout are three buttons; each button represents a different mode. The Affect Pivot Only mode makes the transformation buttons affect only the pivot point of the current selection. The object does not move. The Affect Object Only mode causes the object to be transformed, but not the pivot point. The Affect Hierarchy Only mode allows an object s links to be moved.

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