Shortcut: Pivot Point Reference Object Mode and Edit Mode Pivot Point Period When rotating or scaling an object or group of vertices, edges, or faces, you may want to move the Pivot Point to make it Period), simply position the 3D cursor and then do the required transformation. All rotation and scaling transformations will now be done relative to the location of the 3D cursor. 範例 The image below scales around it. Rotation around Individual Origins (middle) compared to the Median Point (right). Scaling around Individual Origins (middle) compared to the Median Point (right). In Edit Mode Rotation

Shortcut: Pivot Point Reference Object Mode and Edit Mode Pivot Point Period When rotating or scaling an object or group of vertices, edges, or faces, you may want to move the Pivot Point to make it Period), simply position the 3D cursor and then do the required transformation. All rotation and scaling transformations will now be done relative to the location of the 3D cursor. Example The image below scales around it. Rotation around Individual Origins (middle) compared to the Median Point (right). Scaling around Individual Origins (middle) compared to the Median Point (right). In Edit Mode Rotation

Hotkey: Pivot Point Reference Object Mode and Edit Mode Pivot Point Period When rotating or scaling an object or group of vertices, edges, or faces, you may want to move the Pivot Point to make it Period), simply position the 3D cursor and then do the required transformation. All rotation and scaling transformations will now be done relative to the location of the 3D cursor. Example The image below scales around it. Rotation around Individual Origins (middle) compared to the Median Point (right). Scaling around Individual Origins (middle) compared to the Median Point (right). In Edit Mode Rotation

Hotkey: Pivot Point Reference Object Mode and Edit Mode Pivot Point Period When rotating or scaling an object or group of vertices, edges, or faces, you may want to move the Pivot Point to make it Period), simply position the 3D cursor and then do the required transformation. All rotation and scaling transformations will now be done relative to the location of the 3D cursor. Example The image below scales around it. Rotation around Individual Origins (middle) compared to the Median Point (right). Scaling around Individual Origins (middle) compared to the Median Point (right). In Edit Mode Rotation

little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Scaling The scale of certain regions (such as the Toolbar) can be changed by dragging inside them with Ctrl-MMB bottom. The width of a node can be changed by dragging its left or right border. Rotating (R) and scaling (S) only apply when you have multiple nodes selected and only affect the nodes' positions. Connecting around Individual Origins, rotation around Median Point. Starting situation, scaling using Individual Origins, scaling using Median Point. In Edit Mode Each selected element is transformed around

little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Scaling The scale of certain regions (such as the Toolbar) can be changed by dragging inside them with Ctrl-MMB bottom. The width of a node can be changed by dragging its left or right border. Rotating (R) and scaling (S) only apply when you have multiple nodes selected and only affect the nodes’ positions. Connecting around Individual Origins, rotation around Median Point. Starting situation, scaling using Individual Origins, scaling using Median Point. In Edit Mode Each selected element is transformed around

little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Scaling The scale of certain regions (such as the Toolbar) can be changed by dragging inside them with Ctrl-MMB bottom. The width of a node can be changed by dragging its left or right border. Rotating (R) and scaling (S) only apply when you have multiple nodes selected and only affect the nodes’ positions. Connecting around Individual Origins, rotation around Median Point. Starting situation, scaling using Individual Origins, scaling using Median Point. In Edit Mode Each selected element is transformed around

little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Scaling The scale of certain regions (such as the Toolbar) can be changed by dragging inside them with Ctrl-MMB bottom. The width of a node can be changed by dragging its left or right border. Rotating (R) and scaling (S) only apply when you have multiple nodes selected and only affect the nodes' positions. Connecting around Individual Origins, rotation around Median Point. Starting situation, scaling using Individual Origins, scaling using Median Point. In Edit Mode Each selected element is transformed around

displays. Known Limitations Gnome Shell’s Fractional Scaling (before version 44) Versions of Gnome-Shell prior to 44 don’t fully support fractional scaling. Using fractional under older versions of Gnome-Shell little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Scaling The scale of certain regions (such as the Toolbar) can be changed by dragging inside them with Ctrl-MMB bottom. The width of a node can be changed by dragging its left or right border. Rotating (R) and scaling (S) only apply when you have multiple nodes selected and only affect the nodes’ positions. Connecting

displays. Known Limitations Gnome Shell's Fractional Scaling (before version 44) Versions of Gnome-Shell prior to 44 don't fully support fractional scaling. Using fractional under older versions of Gnome-Shell little arrow sign. LMB on this icon to make the region reappear. Hiding and showing the Sidebar. Scaling The scale of certain regions (such as the Toolbar) can be changed by dragging inside them with Ctrl-MMB bottom. The width of a node can be changed by dragging its left or right border. Rotating (R) and scaling (S) only apply when you have multiple nodes selected and only affect the nodes' positions. Connecting