Hello.
Is there a way to move vertices of two objects simultaneously. just like Maya.
Joining two objects alters vertex number and the pivot point.
That is not what I want.
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Hello.
Is there a way to move vertices of two objects simultaneously. just like Maya.
Joining two objects alters vertex number and the pivot point.
That is not what I want.

you can try selecting both vertices(SHIFT+RMB). Right click on the first vertex, then SHIFT+ Right mouse button to select the other vertex then use the G key to move both selected vertices simultaneously.
Hope this helped.
Thank you for your quick reply.
But to do that, I need to join the meshes togather.
I would like to edit two objects.
(The cubes on the attached image are actually joined. Sorry for the confusion.)
You can use Hooks but would be a very cumbersome method.
http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.6/Manual/Modifiers/Deform/Hooks
If its important for you to edit two objects at once and they are different shapes, don’t use blender.
Yes. That is possible.
But it alters the vertex order.
That means I can not use blend shape deformer (shape keys).
What specifically are you trying to accomplish? Using an armature might be one option, with the proper constraints on the bones and the Vertex groups for the influence each containing only that single vertex.
What am I trying to do is modeling.
It is possible to do with armature or other deformers.
But it is so much easier to just pick vertices and move.
Because I need to do this kind of things many times during modeling.
But that is ok. Blender is not Maya.
I will change my modeling method.
Thank you for your advice.
