Axis modes specify on which set of axes
a 3D layer is transformed. Choose a mode in the Tools panel.
Local Axis mode
Aligns the axes to the surface of a 3D layer.
World Axis mode
Aligns the axes to the absolute coordinates of the composition.
Regardless of the rotations you perform on a layer, the axes always represent
3D space relative to the 3D world.
View Axis mode
Aligns the axes to the view you have selected. For example,
suppose that a layer has been rotated and the view changed to a custom
view; any subsequent transformation made to that layer while in
View Axis mode happens along the axes corresponding to the direction
from which you are looking at the layer.
Note: The camera tools
always adjust along the view’s local axes, so the action of the camera
tools is not affected by the axis modes.
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