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Rotation challenges in Groups

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lorchard
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Rotation challenges in Groups

I'm trying to host a face-based family to another family, and then group them together.  I have tried hosting to the item itself, and also creating a separate group where the items are hosted to the floor, grouped, and then the group elevation set to the height I need.  In both situations, I'm seeing rotation issues - certain instances of the face-based family will rotate to the set degree, and others will remain in their original position.  (see attached)

Does anyone have any tips/tricks to get around this? I've been spending too many hours trying to fix this.  The only other option I have is to nest the face-based family into the host family, but that is not how I would like this to work. 

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LisaDrago
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Hello and Welcome to the Discussion! 

 

Groups can be a bit difficult to work with. They are great if you want to place the group the same way each time.

But when you get into rotating - as you can see they do not respond as well.

 

Typically if I have a group of elements - and I know need the same but mirrored - I would create 2 groups - one for each set-up. That would go the same for rotating... It just does not function well, as you are finding.

 

Nesting would be a good option - or placing everything manually where you need them.

 

 

Not sure if anyone else has any ideas.

 

LD


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