I am talking about align tools add on that comes with a blender
yes, I understand why it's not working in edit mode.
but it should work with local axis
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peter.boos
If it is about verticles in the same object.
To allign verticles in edit mode, you set the pivot point to active (active verticle) then pres S for scale, next press x or y or z and press zerro.
Micht even work on multiple selected objects (before you get in edit mode), in the beta versions of blender.
The pivot setting is when you startup blender on top middle of the screen inbetween global axis mode and the magnet snapping.
The highlighted (last selected) white vertex is where you want to allign to.
(easy to combine with circle select, and closely related to alt+m to join verticles at the active vertex).
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@peter.boos
* I am talking about align tools add on that comes with a blender
yes, I understand why it's not working in edit mode.
but it should work with local axis
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I am talking about align tools add on that comes with a blender
yes, I understand why it's not working in edit mode. but it should work with local axis
If it is about verticles in the same object. To allign verticles in edit mode, you set the pivot point to active (active verticle) then pres S for scale, next press x or y or z and press zerro. Micht even work on multiple selected objects (before you get in edit mode), in the beta versions of blender.
The pivot setting is when you startup blender on top middle of the screen inbetween global axis mode and the magnet snapping. The highlighted (last selected) white vertex is where you want to allign to.
(easy to combine with circle select, and closely related to alt+m to join verticles at the active vertex).
* @peter.boos * I am talking about align tools add on that comes with a blender
yes, I understand why it's not working in edit mode. but it should work with local axis