What about objects that belong to other objects?

Many objects are composed of other objects.

It isn't necessary for you to individually control the motion of every object that is a part of a larger object.

When you control the motion of the larger object, the objects that belong to it will go along for the ride.

However, if needed, you can control the motion of the component objects in addition to the motion of the object to which they belong.

For example, you could cause the ice skater to:

• Glide across the ice in a forward direction
• Raise her lower leg and point her toes behind her at the same time.

This would have her skating on one foot.