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1. Select the desired facets.
2. Right click and select Packing 2D Part object(s) ...
   
3. The 2D parts will automatically be laid out on the associated image.
   
4. You can un-pack the parts by clicking Packing 2D Part object(s) ... again.
5. If you have un-packed you can re-pack by agin clicking Packing 2D Part object(s) ...  The second time you pack the arrangement will be adjusted. To get back to the original packing arrangement. un-pack and repack opnece more.
6. When you are done packing right click and select Finish packing 2D Part object(s)...
   
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To de-select facet click away from the 3D object and image.
 

Editing 2D Parts

 You can move, rotate, and scale parts to arrange them better for your purposes.

1. Select a facet or facets
2. Right click and select Edit 2D part object(s)...
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3. The selected part(s) will be highlighted to indicate that it can be edited.
4. Click on the part(s) to begin editing.
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5. You can then edt the part by standard methods:
   Move
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   Scale
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   Rotate
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6. You can finish any one alteration by right clicking and selecting Apply transform to 2D Part object(s).
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7. To complete editing right click and slect Finish edit 2D Part object(s).

Inversed Normals

Occasionally the part and the image will map with an inversed normal. This means the section of the image appears backward on the facet. To remedy this Select the 2D part and apply a -1 scale along the X or Y axis depending upon how the reversal appears. If the Scale options are not in the Edit Bar use the UV Mapping Options to tun them on. Do not flip the 2D part via rotation. This will only flip as the reveres association will remain.