Transform
Align
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Transform Align |
When SubD faces, edges, or vertices are selected (with Ctrl+Shift), the associated control points are aligned.
Command-line options
Aligns objects using construction plane coordinates.
Aligns objects using world coordinates.
Aligns objects by the bottom-most locations of their bounding boxes.
Aligns objects by the horizontal and vertical centers of their bounding boxes.
Aligns objects by the horizontal centers of their bounding boxes.
Aligns objects by the left-most locations of their bounding boxes.
Aligns objects by the right-most locations of their bounding boxes.
Aligns objects by the left-most locations of their bounding boxes.
Aligns objects by the vertical centers of their bounding boxes.
Pulls points to the selected curve.
Pulls points to a line defined by picking two points.
Pulls points to the best fitting plane of the points.
At least four points are required for this alignment type.
Pulls points to a plane defined by picking two points and the CPlane or World z-axis based on the AlignTo option. The selected objects or grips will not move in the z-axis.
Pick three points to define the alignment plane.
For ToCurve, ToLine, ToFitPlane, and ToPlane options:
When top-level objects, rather than points or object grips, are selected, their bounding box centers are aligned.
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The Distribute command spreads objects out evenly between the end objects.
Command-line options
Defines the direction of the distribution. The direction point is constrained to the construction plane.
Distributes objects based on x-axis of the active construction plane.
Distributes objects based on y-axis of the active construction plane.
Distributes objects based on z-axis of the active construction plane.
Specifies how the objects are distributed.
Provides even spacing between the edges of object bounding boxes.
Provides even spacing between the center of object bounding boxes.
Specifies how the objects are spaced.
Automatic spacing calculates the gap/center spacing based on bounding box distances of the first and last objects, spatially sorted.
Specifies the desired spacing.
Move objects from one location to another.
Move objects to a specified location in the x, y, and/or z directions.
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