Usage:
move  axis [ distance [ frames ]] [ models  model-spec ] [ coordinateSystem  N ]

Usage:
move cofr  models  model-spec [ distance [ frames ]]

Move translates the specified models by distance along the specified axis at each of a specified number of frames (default 1). If a distance is not given, the length of the axis vector will be used. If no models are specified, all active models will be translated. See the video mini-example. See also: select, movie-related commands

A secondary use is to translate models to the current center of rotation with move cofr.

Keyword options can be used in any order and the keywords can be truncated.

A coordinateSystem for axis definition can be specified by reference model number N, optionally preceded by #. Otherwise, the laboratory frame of reference will be used, in which:

• the X-axis is horizontal in the plane of the screen, increasing to the right
• the Y-axis is vertical in the plane of the screen, increasing upward
• the Z-axis is perpendicular to the screen, increasing outward (toward the viewer)

• x - unit vector along the X-axis (1,0,0)
• y - unit vector along the Y-axis (0,1,0)
• z - unit vector along the Z-axis (0,0,1)
• x,y,z (three values separated by commas only) - an arbitrary vector

The move cofr command translates one or more models to the current center of rotation. In this case, the models to move must be specified explicitly. These are translated as a group to place the center of their collective bounding box at the current center of rotation. If the movement is to be carried out over multiple frames (default 1), a distance value must also be supplied, but it will be ignored. The move cofr command works best when the center of rotation method is fixed or center of view, as other methods will move the the center of rotation to a different place as the model(s) are moved. See also: cofr

Examples:

move x -1 25 models #1,2
move 5,2.5,0 coord #0 mod #0 30
move cofr mod #3 0 100