Extend additional snapping constraints for rotations or angles inside blender. (15/30/45/90)
Hello guys. I would like to propose a feature that would implement additional constraints for the rotation functions inside blender. This would include the rotate transform, the knife tool, and more.
The functionality would also be activated through toggle buttons:
I am not sure if these constraints would make sense on the scale function but when it comes to move and rotate there are few uses and benefits.
Thanks.
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Parameters for snapping incrementssuggestion.* @IIIFGIII * I have watched it and it is quite good. The only thing that I hope would be added to have more option and control regarding it. Toggle buttons can also be a good option.
I wrote nonsense at first so i don't know how to delete post. And just fix it) good idea
Hmm... I'm not seeing how this would benefit snapping. I have blender set to snap to every 5° and that allows me to snap to all of your suggestions very quickly. (15°, 30°, 45°, 90°) Can you explain a little more so I can understand you better?
* @LilacDogoo * Some workflows mean repetative operations with fixed value. Like in my work one of task is such " volume " boxes for each apartment when out fasade sides should be extruded exactly for 30 cm. In this case best is to have extrude with increment step of 30 cm for max optimizing time/actions.
Also, for my self, I made custom PIE Alt+R for fast +/- 90Z, +/-45Z, 180Z. But ofcourse such things can be different from workflow to workflow.
One setupable increment value is good but some workflows may mean repetative usage of few fixed increments. For such cases it would be good to have such opportunity to enable few options together in one time. But this incremets can be not " right " numbers. Like some scene has two houses with world rotation of 15.347° and 42.13° and user often need to rotate +° and -° things ( like vinows, doors, etc ) to this angles. So this fixed valuest should be customizable else it have no much sense - just 5° is really mostly enough.