for finding a node by name. Select Multiple Shift-LMB Add/remove a node to/from the selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping The snapping Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Snap to the grid in the background. Snap to the X coordinate of another node's vertical border. Snap to the Y coordinate determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are

for finding a node by name. Select Multiple Shift-LMB Add/remove a node to/from the selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping The snapping Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Snap to the grid in the background. Snap to the X coordinate of another node’s vertical border. Snap to the Y coordinate determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are

sure the node is visible. Select Multiple Shift-LMB or Shift-RMB used for multiple node selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle Snap Node Element Selector This selector provide the following node elements for snap: Snap to grid background. Snap to left/right node border. Snap to top/bottom node border. Snap to any node border Cursor The 3D cursor, a cross with a red-and-white circle, is used for placing objects in the scene. Grid Floor The gray squares forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines

sure the node is visible. Select Multiple Shift-LMB or Shift-RMB used for multiple node selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle Snap Node Element Selector This selector provide the following node elements for snap: Snap to grid background. Snap to left/right node border. Snap to top/bottom node border. Snap to any node border Cursor The 3D cursor, a cross with a red-and-white circle, is used for placing objects in the scene. Grid Floor The gray squares forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines

for finding a node by name. Select Multiple Shift-LMB Add/remove a node to/from the selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping The snapping Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Snap to the grid in the background. Snap to the X coordinate of another node's vertical border. Snap to the Y coordinate determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are

for finding a node by name. Select Multiple Shift-LMB Add/remove a node to/from the selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping The snapping Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Snap to the grid in the background. Snap to the X coordinate of another node’s vertical border. Snap to the Y coordinate determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are

for finding a node by name. Select Multiple Shift-LMB Add/remove a node to/from the selection. Grid:: Node X:: Node Y:: Node X/Y:: Closest:: Center:: Median:: Active:: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Snap to the grid in the background. Snap to the X coordinate of another node’s vertical border. Snap to the Y coordinate determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are

for finding a node by name. Select Multiple Shift-LMB Add/remove a node to/from the selection. Grid:: Node X:: Node Y:: Node X/Y:: Closest:: Center:: Median:: Active:: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Snap to the grid in the background. Snap to the X coordinate of another node's vertical border. Snap to the Y coordinate determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are

sure the node is visible. Select Multiple Shift-LMB or Shift-RMB used for multiple node selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle Snap Node Element Selector This selector provide the following node elements for snap: Snap to grid background. Snap to left/right node border. Snap to top/bottom node border. Snap to any node border Cursor The 3D cursor, a cross with a red-and-white circle, is used for placing objects in the scene. Grid Floor The gray squares forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines

sure the node is visible. Select Multiple Shift-LMB or Shift-RMB used for multiple node selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle Snap Node Element Selector This selector provide the following node elements for snap: Snap to grid background. Snap to left/right node border. Snap to top/bottom node border. Snap to any node border Cursor The 3D cursor, a cross with a red-and-white circle, is used for placing objects in the scene. Grid Floor The gray squares forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines