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Relations > Using constraints
Using constraints![]()
When two objects are linked by a constraint, one object is the leader and the other is the follower. The follower is attached to the leader and its motion is limited. The leader is free; when you move or rotate it, the follower tags along, more or less in step, depending on the type of constraint that links them.
You can unlock constraints to adjust the position, orientation, or scaling of constrained objects.
Objects can have more than one constraint, and you can adjust the importance or weight of each constraint. You can create constraints between simple objects, objects and groups, or between groups.
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