Locking controls support working with symmetry and repetition.With Radial repetition turned on, controls appear to adjust the number of instances. Radial repetition can be useful for something like flower petals. Radial repetition duplicates your layer around a central axis.Mirror repetition is useful for sculpting things like limbs that are symmetric on each side of a body, but that don't have to be connected directly to each other. Mirror repetition duplicates your layer across a mirror plane.This means you can freely turn repetition on and off without losing any information. When repetition is turned on, instances of your layer or group are created across the plane or axis of symmetry. Repetition options work outside the layer.When Radial symmetry is turned on, controls appear to adjust how many times you want your stroke duplicated. Radial symmetry duplicates your strokes around a central axis.Mirror symmetry is useful for sculpting things like faces that have detail across the line of symmetry like a nose or lips. Mirror symmetry duplicates your strokes across a mirror plane.Strokes are only duplicated while symmetry is on, so if you turn symmetry off and make changes, turning symmetry on again will not duplicate the changes made while symmetry was off. Any strokes you make on one side of a layer are repeated across the plane or axis of symmetry. These are useful for creating patterns or working across a mirror plane. Symmetry actions allow you to enable symmetry and repetition controls.
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