뉴) 다은쌤의 틴커캐드 Tinkercad 1.4 - 도형 이동

Key technological concepts & UI features (Tinkercad 1.4: moving shapes)

Adding shapes to the workplane

• Select other colorful shapes on the right.
• Drag them onto the workplane.

3D viewing habit

• After placing/selecting a shape, rotate the view with the mouse to check the model in 3D.

Selecting and visual indicators

• When a shape is selected, small dots/markers appear around it to indicate selection.

Moving shapes (mouse drag)

• To move: click and hold the shape, then drag.
• Movement is constrained by a light blue icon/reference handle:
  • The shape moves only while you drag via that handle.
• Pitfall: trying to move upward by grabbing the wrong icon/handle can cause the shape to jump/move far away.

Undo / Back

• Ctrl + Z acts as undo/back for movement actions.
• There’s also a back button at the top.

Directional constraints for vertical movement

• Upward movement cannot be done with plain mouse dragging.
• To move upward, use the shown black triangle handle and click-drag it.
• The tutorial also notes vertical movement works in the opposite direction as well.

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Reference plane & vertical axis behavior

Light blue color = reference plane

• The light blue plane indicates where the shape is referenced.
• In the current 3D drawing context, the shape can be moved up and down relative to this plane.

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Keyboard-based movement

When a shape is selected, you can move it using arrow keys:

• Left/Right and Forward/Backward: move it on the plane
• Vertical movement:
  • Ctrl + Up arrow: move up
  • Ctrl + Down arrow: move down

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Printing-related best practice

Recommended starting position for 3D printing

• If the model will be printed, it’s better to start with shapes attached to the reference plane.
• Reason: 3D printers require a flat surface for proper adhesion.

Auto-attach to the reference plane

• Press D after selecting a shape to unconditionally attach it to the reference plane.

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Mention of 2D functions

• The creator suggests being familiar with 2D functions (though the video implies you can still adjust up/down movement afterward).

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Main speaker / source

• 다은쌤 (Daeun Teacher / “Da-eun teacher”) — the instructor presenting the Tinkercad tutorial.