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# Selecting Mode

## Overview

Selecting Mode lets you easily choose and manipulate actors within the environment. By clicking the Select Mode button, you enter a mode where you can click on an actor to select it, then move, scale, or rotate it as needed. This intuitive mode provides full control over positioning and transforming objects to customize your scene.

## How to Use

To begin, activate the Selecting Mode by Select button located on the main tool bar on the right side of your screen and click on an object you would like to transform.

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After clicking an object you'd like to transform, a secondary toolbar will appear at the top of your screen. This toolbar provides transformation options, allowing you to scale, rotate or translate the selected object. Simply click the corresponding button to enter the desired transformation mode and adjust the object directly in the scene.

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