Define a dynamic block that flips and rotates

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The last block I'll cover, I'll add a flip and rotate parameter to,

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I'll go ahead and bring this into the block editor.

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Then the first thing I'll do is add a flip parameter.

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The base point

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will be this end point

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and

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the other end point at the top,

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then

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I'll go ahead and add a flip

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action

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to the parameter.

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And when it asks to select objects,

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I'll go ahead and select the arrow

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and the outline

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and hit enter,

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then

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we'll go ahead and

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test the block out

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like we showed before with testing

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and this works great. So we'll close.

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And then the last thing we'll do is add a rotation parameter.

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So I'll add the rotation.

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We want the base point to be

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at the middle

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and we'll go ahead and drag this out a little bit. I'll use a value of 0.3 for this

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and we wanna make sure that it's a full 360.

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Then we'll go ahead and add a rotate

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function to the parameter by selecting it,

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select the same objects, the arrow outline and the hatch for it.

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And then what we wanna do

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is

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grab the rotation parameter

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go into its properties.

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And then

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we want to put into the description,

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rotate arrow,

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an under angle type.

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We set this to increment

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in the increment to 15.

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Then we'll go ahead and test the block

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and notice

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how we get increments

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to rotate the block.

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So the block works great.

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We'll go ahead and close the editor

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and we'll save the changes.