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# Drag Effect

## Values

### Move Self

When dragging the object its self should be moved with the pointer

### Move Clone

When dragging a clone of the object should be moved with the pointer

### Move Proxy

When dragging the indicated proxy object should be moved with the pointer

### Leave Proxy

When draggign the object should be moved and the indicated proxy object shold be left in the original objects place


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