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  1. 2021-06-08, 03:06 PM #1
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    Default Move a surface back to initial coordinates

    How can I move a surface back to initial coordinates?
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    Default Re: Move a surface back to initial coordinates

    Is the move noted in the definition tab of the surface properties? If so, uncheck that move and rebuild the surface.
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