The Align Selection dialog box allows you to align one object with another based on which properties?

The Align Selection dialog box allows you to align one object with another based on which properties?

• A. Position
• B. Orientation
• C. Scale
• D. Position, Orientation and Scale

Answer: (D)

The Align tool lets you bring another object into sync with a target object across multiple transformation properties. The dialog exposes three independent options you can toggle: Position, Orientation, and Scale. You can choose any combination. If you select all three, the source object will be positioned to the target’s location, rotated to match its orientation, and scaled to match its size. If you choose fewer, you’ll align only those aspects while leaving the others unchanged. For instance, aligning only the position moves the object to the target’s location but preserves its rotation and size; aligning only the orientation rotates it to match the target’s axes while keeping its position and scale.

The Align tool lets you bring another object into sync with a target object across multiple transformation properties. The dialog exposes three independent options you can toggle: Position, Orientation, and Scale. You can choose any combination. If you select all three, the source object will be positioned to the target’s location, rotated to match its orientation, and scaled to match its size. If you choose fewer, you’ll align only those aspects while leaving the others unchanged. For instance, aligning only the position moves the object to the target’s location but preserves its rotation and size; aligning only the orientation rotates it to match the target’s axes while keeping its position and scale.