2.7 Transforming
The other function of the Selector tool, apart from selecting objects, is transforming them.
2.7 Transforming is simply an umbrella term for moving, scaling (resizing), rotating, and skewing. The first two of these—and especially moving—are extremely common in vector work because it’s nearly impossible to create objects at once in the exact place and with the exact size you need. You will find yourself moving stuff around all the time, so you need to learn how to do this quickly and precisely.
Note
All four transformation modes treat an object as a whole. By transforming, you can move, squeeze, rotate, or skew the entire object, but you cannot move one part of the object relative to the other parts; that’s a task for other tools. ...
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