Discover the steps to create a second wheel for your scooter using a specific design software. Learn how to effectively manipulate and navigate the software to successfully produce a precise and accurate second wheel.
Key Insights
- The first step towards creating the second wheel involves minimizing all the folders in wheel one and activating the top of the browser.
- The file must be active and wheel one selected before right-clicking to choose the move copy option. Ensuring to select the 'create copy' feature is essential before proceeding.
- The front arrow must then be moved to the right by exactly 700 millimeters to create the second wheel, completing the scooter design.
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Let's get our scooter rolling with a second wheel. The first step is to minimize all of the folders in our wheel one, get those all minimized and minimize the main line wheel one. We can select it and now we want to activate the very top of our browser.
We go to our file name and click the activate. We'll now see everything and everything selected. We'll click into nothing so that nothing is selected and click one more time on our wheel.
So to recap, we've got the whole file active and we have selected wheel one. Now we can right click and select move copy. Before doing anything, we need to make sure we select the create copy, so check create copy.
Now we can grab this front arrow and move it to the right. We're creating that second wheel. Now how far do we go? We want to go exactly 700 millimeters and then click okay.
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And now we've done it. We've got wheel one and wheel two. Our scooter is getting ready to roll.
