This displays a sphere with 4 different rotating options. Similar to the move tool, the rotate tool can be accessed in the toolbar on the left-hand side of the 3D viewport. This allows selected edges or vertices to move only along the surface they are currently on. In edit mode, pressing the G shortcut twice allows Edge Sliding or Vertex Sliding, depending on the selection mode. For example, hitting G and then Y afterward allows the selected objects to move only across the Y axis.Īlternatively, hitting G and then following up with Shift+Y allows the object to move on any axis other than Y, and hence only on the X and Z axes. Pressing the X, Y, or Z keys immediately after pressing G allows restricting movement to that particular axes.
Upon selecting the tool, arrows can be seen at the center of the object(s), and these are selected and dragged to move the objects in the same direction.Īlternatively, the G shortcut can also be used to move selected objects freely, with no regard to one particular axis. This tool, selectable in the toolbar visible on the left-hand side of the 3D viewport, allows the movement of the selected object(s) along the X, Y, or Z axes. The most basic of tools in Blender’s 3D viewport is the transformation tools, usable in both Object Mode and Edit Mode to move, rotate, and scale entire meshes or even specifically selected edges, faces, or vertices. Transformation Tools, move, rotate and scale
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