But that works off of the object's bounding box center - for more precise control over placement you're probably better off using Transform > Array > Circular.
At some point I'd like to make arrays work with history, that would probably be what you're looking for really.
You can actually set that up now using the Transform > Rotate command with the "make copies" option. Start with one object, use Transform > Rotate with the "Make copies" checkbox set to place other ones, then select them and use Edit > History > Enable update to turn on history updates for those objects. Then when you change the original one the rotated copies will be regenerated.
I've attached an example file - note when you drag the rightmost circle the others will update.
Hi Michael, thanks for the fast reply! I will try the methods you mention but... how do you activate the 'explode move'? Is there a script to put to the shortcut keys menu?
Just press TAB and write explodemove, or EplodeMove or anything you want as big letters but no Sp ac e, point,_,-, etc!!!
You can also make a shortcut as usual and write explodemove on the secound column!
