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    For anyone who has problems with snapping, and also scaling bottom part, check your transform pivot point.

    Bohdan Skochii(bskoch)
    posted to: Beginning with Primitives

    Title. Don't ask how many times I redid everything... Checked all questions before, and none helped.

    Gladly I found an issue. Set your Transform Pivot to median. Hope it'll help someone :D

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    • Kent Trammell replied

      Thanks for sharing this tip! My apologies if I didn't make it clear in the video.

    • b
      Bohdan Skochii(bskoch) replied

      It's all good, this is the way. Now when I figured the problem myself, I really learnt something.

    • c
      clydefrog replied

      Thank You!


    • turtlelearns3d replied

      Im glad you commented on that! I don't know why that result didn't happen for me, but I started playing with it cause of your comment.  I was originally on closest and it was only snapping to the outside vertex. Then switched to median and no snapping occurred. Then I went back to closest and it worked. Thank you!