HI, Im a blender 2.8 user. I was making a project with an object that now is slightly rotated in the Z axis and I don´t want that. I tried alt G but it remains the same; I tried by typing 0 in every rotation panel but still the same. Any idea about how to fix it?
Have you tried pressing “CTRL-A” and select “Rotation” to reset the angular position after setting “Rotation Z” to “0”?
This will set all current X / Y / Z angular position as Zero.
In this case, try rotating the object’s Z rotation to a vetical position, and then press “CTRL-A” and select Rotation.
You either rotated it in edit mode (in contrast to object mode) or you applied the rotation. A possible fix might be to realign it with a suitable snapping option enabled in edit mode.
The issue is to rotate it perfectly
How do I do it? Can you explain me or link me a video that does it, please?
I haven’t touched Blender for quite some time and I am a bit rusty. But this is an outline of how it should work. Sadly, I cannot give all keyboard shortcuts or literal menu entries as I don’t remember them exactly.
- Add a plane in object mode. Position it, scale it up if required and/or rotate it in 90 degree steps.
- Enter edit mode of your object and enable snapping to faces. Select all verices and make one vertex of a an edge in a cardinal direction active by clicking on it last.
- Grab everything and let this vertex snap to your helper plane.
- Set the object origin to this vertex.
- Select all and make a second vertex of this edge active.
- Rotate around the object origin and snap to the plane. Limit the rotation to one appropriate axis.
- Move and rotate the plane and repeat the steps in order to fix the other rotations.
- Reset the object’s origin.
Hi lechuza,
you can try ROTAfix.
Welcome to BA @lechuza
The great people around already started helping you. I’m just moving your thread to Basics/Interface for a better fit.
Happy blending!
Thank you all, I`ve fixed it. Is the first time I use this forum and the answers were really quick. Also; this video helped me a lot, if you have the same issue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEUa1IA7NBQ