contents between two areas with Ctrl-LMB on one of the corners of the initial area, dragging towards the target area, and releasing the mouse there. The two areas do not need to be side-by-side, though they must to any node border. Snap Target Which part to snap onto the target. Snap closest point onto target. Snap center onto target. Snap median onto target. Snap active onto target. Auto-Offset When you drop Controls Transform Orientations Orientations Pivot Point Pivot Types Snapping Snap Element Snap Target Additional Snap Options Proportional Editing Controls Object Mode 編輯模式 範例 Mode: Panel: Shortcut:

contents between two areas with Ctrl-LMB on one of the corners of the initial area, dragging towards the target area, and releasing the mouse there. The two areas do not need to be side-by-side, though they must to any node border. Snap Target Which part to snap onto the target. Snap closest point onto target. Snap center onto target. Snap median onto target. Snap active onto target. Auto-Offset When you drop Controls Transform Orientations Orientations Pivot Point Pivot Types Snapping Snap Element Snap Target Additional Snap Options Proportional Editing Controls Object Mode Edit Mode Example Mode: Panel:

of two areas by pressing Ctrl-LMB on one of the corners of the initial area, dragging towards the target area, and releasing the mouse there. The two areas do not need to be side-by-side, though they must the selected object in the Target field is a mesh or a lattice, an additional field is displayed where a vertex group can be selected. Bone If the selected object in the Target field is an armature, an the above. Snap Target Which part of the selected nodes to snap: Snap closest point onto target. Snap center of selected nodes onto target. Snap median of selected nodes onto target. Snap active node

of two areas by pressing Ctrl-LMB on one of the corners of the initial area, dragging towards the target area, and releasing the mouse there. The two areas do not need to be side-by-side, though they must the selected object in the Target field is a mesh or a lattice, an additional field is displayed where a vertex group can be selected. Bone If the selected object in the Target field is an armature, an the above. Snap Target Which part of the selected nodes to snap: Snap closest point onto target. Snap center of selected nodes onto target. Snap median of selected nodes onto target. Snap active node

of two areas by pressing Ctrl-LMB on one of the corners of the initial area, dragging towards the target area, and releasing the mouse there. The two areas do not need to be side-by-side, though they must the selected object in the Target field is a mesh or a lattice, an additional field is displayed where a vertex group can be selected. Bone If the selected object in the Target field is an armature, an the above. Snap Target Which part of the selected nodes to snap: Snap closest point onto target. Snap center of selected nodes onto target. Snap median of selected nodes onto target. Snap active node

of two areas by pressing Ctrl-LMB on one of the corners of the initial area, dragging towards the target area, and releasing the mouse there. The two areas do not need to be side-by-side, though they must the selected object in the Target field is a mesh or a lattice, an additional field is displayed where a vertex group can be selected. Bone If the selected object in the Target field is an armature, an the above. Snap Target Which part of the selected nodes to snap: Snap closest point onto target. Snap center of selected nodes onto target. Snap median of selected nodes onto target. Snap active node

of two areas by pressing Ctrl-LMB on one of the corners of the initial area, dragging towards the target area, and releasing the mouse there. The two areas do not need to be side-by-side, though they must to any node border. Snap Target Which part to snap onto the target. Snap closest point onto target. Snap center onto target. Snap median onto target. Snap active onto target. Auto-Offset When you drop the transformed element. By toggling the button that appears to the right of the snap target menu (see below), target objects will be considered as a whole when determining the volume center. Edge Center

of two areas by pressing Ctrl-LMB on one of the corners of the initial area, dragging towards the target area, and releasing the mouse there. The two areas do not need to be side-by-side, though they must to any node border. Snap Target Which part to snap onto the target. Snap closest point onto target. Snap center onto target. Snap median onto target. Snap active onto target. Auto-Offset When you drop the transformed element. By toggling the button that appears to the right of the snap target menu (see below), target objects will be considered as a whole when determining the volume center. Edge Center

contents between two areas with Ctrl-LMB on one of the corners of the initial area, dragging towards the target area, and releasing the mouse there. The two areas do not need to be side-by-side, though they must to any node border. Snap Target Which part to snap onto the target. Snap closest point onto target. Snap center onto target. Snap median onto target. Snap active onto target. Auto-Offset When you drop the transformed element. By toggling the button that appears to the right of the snap target menu (see below), target objects will be considered as a whole when determining the volume center. Edge Center

contents between two areas with Ctrl-LMB on one of the corners of the initial area, dragging towards the target area, and releasing the mouse there. The two areas do not need to be side-by-side, though they must to any node border. Snap Target Which part to snap onto the target. Snap closest point onto target. Snap center onto target. Snap median onto target. Snap active onto target. Auto-Offset When you drop the transformed element. By toggling the button that appears to the right of the snap target menu (see below), target objects will be considered as a whole when determining the volume center. Edge Center