If you want to move the objects to the height of a different object you can snap your cursor to other Vertices or Objects and copy the location of your 3D Cursor to your objects that you wish to move.

You need to either change the origin of the object, or use the 3D Cursor as a pivot point. A quick way to change what is used as a pivot point, is to look at the bottom menu in the 3d view and select "Pivot …

Often I want to just point the camera to an object or a specific area in my scene to get an idea of how it'll look in the render. What's the most painless hassle-free way to do this in blender? A ...

Jun 22, 2013 · In Blender 2.81 the transform tools can be restricted to only affect the origins, which allows to translate it directly. Open the Options in the Tool Settings In the Transform - Affect Only …

Select object B Snap the 3D Cursor to object B's origin (Shift + S > Cursor to Selected) Select object A Snap object A to the 3D Cursor's location (Shift + S > Selection to Cursor) You can also use …

This adjusts your 3D View to focus on the selected object. You can also press / on the numeric keypad to get a "local view" of the selected object (pressing / again will pop you back to the scene view). To …

Nov 25, 2018 · I have no clue what i have done that i cant move the object now i was just editing stuff in edit mode, i only added a mirror modifier, but that's it. and now i cant move it on object mode - nor con...

The origin of an object ist the small orange dot. That is by default also the pivot point if you rotate it for example. Just try it out yourself: If you move an object in edit mode the origin stays at the same …

Mar 18, 2019 · Object Keep Transform. Parent and Group are two distinct concepts in Blender. So you may want to use Blender terminology. Here is a video tutorial for creating a group and parenting. It …

Closed 8 years ago. Is it possible to move an object in the 3D View on a plane of two axis like XY, XZ, YZ?