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# World Transform

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**World Position XY and Z**\
Move the whole scene (all groups) in 3D space with these controls. \
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**World Anchor Point XY and Z**\
Move the anchor point for the entire scene.\
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**World Scale**\
Controls scale for entire scene.\
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**World Rotation**\
Rotates entire scene.\
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**Exclude Groups**\
If you want some groups to not be affect by the world transform settings, you can select specific groups to not be affected.\
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**Create World Transform Null**\
Creates a null object at the World Anchor Point which can control the position, rotation, orientation, and scale of the entire scene.


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