+.. |placement_btn.icon| image:: images/placement_btn.png
Placement
=========
+Placement defines position of an object relatively to another object. To make a placement:
+
+#. select in the Main Menu *Part - > Placement* item or
+#. click |placement_btn.icon| **Placement** button in the toolbar
+
+The following property panel will be opened:
.. image:: images/Placement.png
:align: center
.. centered::
- Placement definition
+ **Placement operation**
+
+In this property panel, it is necessary to:
+
+- Select objects which will be moved;
+
+- Select a face, edge or vertex as a start for moving;
+
+- Select a face, edge or vertex as an end of moving;
+
+- Define state of **Reverse** and **Centering** check boxes.
+
+
+**Apply** button creates the placement.
+
+**Cancel** button cancels the operation.
+
+**TUI Command**:
+
+.. py:function:: model.addPlacement(Part_doc, placeObjects, startShape, endShape, isReverse, isCentering)
+
+ :param part: The current part object.
+ :param list: A list of objects to move.
+ :param object: A start shape.
+ :param object: A end shape.
+ :param bool: Is reverse flag.
+ :param bool: Is centering flag.
+ :return: Created object.
+
+Result
+""""""
+
+The Result of the operation will be a new placement of selected objects:
+
+.. image:: images/CreatedPlacement.png
+ :align: center
+
+.. centered::
+ **Placement created**
+
+**See Also** a sample TUI Script of :ref:`tui_create_placement` operation.
