Edit Cell Window

Sets the name of the Cell.

Displays the cell origin.

The origin of the cell is relative to position, scaling, rotation, and so on. Values are normalized coordinates with the center at (0, 0), the top left at (-0.5, 0.5), and the bottom right at (0.5, -0.5).

Click the value of the origin to open the “Enter origin coordinates” dialog.
You can enter any coordinates in this dialog to set the origin.

Displays the cell origin in pixels.

Displays how many pixels the position of the origin will be, relative to (0, 0) in the upper-left corner of the image.
For example, in a 100 x 100 cell, if the origin is set to the center, pixels are displayed as (50, 50).

Sets the origin of a cell by selecting from nine specific locations.

You can set the cell origin to any location by selecting the 3×3 block. You can easily set a fixed position for a cell as shown in the table.

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Set the Cell Pivot at the arbitrary location.

Click anywhere in the window to set the Pivot at that point.
The Pivot is where the yellow lines cross. The Pivot can also be outside the Cell.

Indicates the displayed magnification of the cell.

You can change between 20 and 1000% with the mouse wheel. You can also use keyboard shortcuts to change them.

Ctrl + +/–

⌘command + +/–

The size of the Cell.

The width and height are displayed in pixels.

Sets the Pivot to the center of the Cell.

Keep the Parts layout.

If a cell was used in the Parts as a reference Cell, changing the Pivot may break the layout.
Check this box to automatically adjust the X and Y coordinates of the referenced Parts when changing the Pivot and to maintain the layout.
Note:This function adjusts only the X and Y coordinates, so maintaining the layout is not guaranteed for Parts with Z rotation applied.

Automatically adjusts X and Y coordinates, including locked Parts.

The setting is available only when “Keep layout.” is checked. Ordinarily, locked Parts do not change their coordinates, but checking this will cause the X and Y coordinates of the locked Parts to be adjusted to maintain the layout.

Locked Parts are indicated by in front of the Parts Name in “Frame Control Window”.