If you need to specify different absolute properties for a particular object, you can always override the parent's properties and set new ones. Be aware that when you override the settings for an object, you also override the property settings for its child objects as well.
The following illustration shows how the override command changes the property settings for the current object and all objects below it.
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To override parent properties:
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Load a child object into the Property Editor.
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For any of the absolute properties, select the Override parent option.
The properties within the group are enabled.
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Modify the properties as necessary.
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Each absolute property must be overridden separately. |
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