Options in CoSpaces To find the options for customisations and movement, double click or double tap your object. The following options will be displayed: Top space – You can change the name of your object in this space. Especially handy if you have several of the same objects in your world. Changing the name will help you to distinguish between them. Code – For enabling your object to be coded in CoBlocks Speech – For adding speech or thought bubbles to your object. Physics (Pro only) – This will enable you to apply real life physics rules to your object. Transform – Changing your object’s location/placement Animation – For adding movement to your object. Material – For customising colours and opacity of your object. Attach – For attaching objects to each other. Mask – For masking your object. Lock – To help you fix your object to a point/position Duplicate – For creating copies of your object. Delete – For removing your object from the CoSpace world. Download the PDF for more information.
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