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LT Fox Fire

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  1. Short answer- no. But it's easy to get an object to center by changing its translate coordinates to 0,0,0. Select the object, open the transforms in the properties dialog, and change them all to zero. I cannot see how that works. In the modeling mode, when you selected the CPs or even the whole model, where ever it is, its position in Transform, under translate reads X0,Y0,Z0. Changing it to 0,0,0 when its already set at that, would make no difference. In Model mode, it does not read the current location of the selected center of the CPs.
  2. All I can find in the Custom keyboard commands that closely relates to moving to the center is "Snap to manipulator grid" I have done a search for the word "Center" and "Snap" both on the html List and visualy and cannot find this option. Please, is there a "Snap to Center" option that allows a selected object to center at X 0 degrees Y 0 degrees and Z 0 degrees?
  3. I'll take a look at it when I get home. Thank you for your help.
  4. I know some of the basic commands but Ive been using A:M for a while and never knew "0" was bottom view. Aside from the user guide, is there a list of keyboard commands? In addition, I heard there is a "Snap to center" key command but I only see a "snap to grid" which is not what Im after.
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