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# To origin

## Command Description

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This command moves the selected component or multiple components to the origin of the assembly. Unlike the built-in Inventor command *Ground and Root*, *To origin* does not ground the selected components in origin.

## Command Location

* Assembly environment (`Be.Smart T4I -> Model -> To origin`).
* Assembly environment (`Assemble -> Position -> To origin`).

## Command Settings

This command has no settings.

## Workflow Overview

1. Run the command.
2. Select the component.

{% hint style="info" %}
The command can also be used in reverse order (first select the component (multiple components) and then run the command).
{% endhint %}

## Example of using To origin command

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