Position, Rotation, and Scale.Position is defined by three values, representing each of the three axes of a three dimensional Cartesian coordinate system.x value increasing from center-to-right, the y value increasing from center-to-top and the z value increasing from center-to-front.x, y, and z values.Rotation Attribute represents the Euler angle of rotation of an Object along each of the rotation axes. An Object can be rotated in either Local or Global space. In Local space, any adjustments will be made along its own axes, not the axes of the Scene itself. On the other hand, rotations in Global space are performed with respect to the Scene axes.Scale multiplies the size of an Object along its axes, relative to its Origin. By default, Scale is set to x=1, y=1, z=1, meaning that it is at 100% of its size on all axes.Position and Rotation Attributes of the Objects are relative to the Position and Rotation of the Group, respectively.Position Attribute and one for the Rotation one.Position of the Group to x=100 and the Position of the Cube to x=100 will result in the Cube being located at x=200 in the Scene space.Position x=100 in a Group with Position x=100 and another one that is not part of a Group and has Position x=200. For visualization purposes, the two Cubes have been set at different heights along the Y axis.Rotation of the Group to x=30 and the Rotation of the Cube to x=30 will result in the Cube being rotated 60 degrees with respect to the Scene coordinate system.Rotation x=30 in a Group with Rotation x=30 and another one that is not part of a Group and has its Rotation set to x=60. For visualization purposes, the two Cubes have been set at different heights along the Y axis.