Which command is associated with the cross and triangles at the end?

The command associated with the cross and triangles at the end signifies the ability to manipulate objects in Solid Edge, primarily through moving and copying them. This functionality allows users to easily reposition parts within a design or to create duplicates of existing parts for efficient modeling. The presence of a cross allows the user to drag and place objects into desired locations, while the triangles typically indicate direction and the nodes for manipulation.

In contrast, the other options do not relate as directly to the visual cues provided by the cross and triangles. For instance, scaling and rotating generally involve changing the size or orientation of an object rather than repositioning it, which is not indicated by the command symbols in question. Similarly, transforming and creating refer to broader operations that could encompass a variety of actions, but they do not specifically capture the precise intention of moving or copying objects. Lastly, flipping and reshaping focus on altering the object's shape or orientation rather than directly modifying its placement in the workspace.