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    orientation and parenting

    Ismail shola(shola_expert )
    posted to: Orientations and Parenting
    how does it possible, you put sphere on top cube with no measurement
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    • Martin Bergwerf replied

      Hi Ismail @shola_expert ,

      If I understand it correctly, you are wondering how Paul was able to place a Sphere exactly on top of a Cube.

      Well, he knows how big a (default) Cube is (2m) and how big a (default) UV Sphere (2m). Adding a Sphere in the same location as the Cube and then moving it straight up 2m (½*2m +  ½*2m) will place the Sphere exactly on top of that Cube.

      But maybe that's not what you are asking. Please add a timestamp, when asking a question about a Lesson and if possible  (a) screenshot(s).

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    • Grady Pruitt(gradyp) replied

      also... you can often place it using snap to surface, edge, or vertex, which also wouldn't require measuring.

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    • Omar Domenech replied

      I guess the question you're trying to ask is, how did he put the sphere on top of the cube so perfectly just by eyeballing it. As others have said, it's because of snapping and how newly added objects measure exact sizes by default. 

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