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3D Cursor

The 3D Cursor is a point in space that has both a location and a rotation.It’s used for a number of purposes. For example, it defines where newlyadded objects are placed, and can also be used to manually position and orientthe transform gizmo (seePivot PointandTransform Orientation).Some tools, such asBend,also use the Cursor.

Placement

There are a few methods to position the 3D Cursor.

Direct Placement with the Mouse

Reference

Mode:

Object, Edit, and Pose Mode

Tool:

Cursor

Shortcut:

Shift-RMB

../../_images/editors_3dview_3d-cursor_two-view-positioning.png

Positioning the 3D Cursor with two orthogonal views.

The Cursor tool offers the most flexibility. Simply select it in the Toolbarand click a point in the scene withLMB to place the 3D Cursor there.In the tool settings, you can choose how it should be oriented:by default, it matches the view orientation, but you can also make itmatch the surface normal of a piece of geometry,or thetransform orientation.

Alternatively, you can pressShift-RMB with any tool selected.In this case, the 3D Cursor will always be aligned to the view orientation.

For accuracy you should use two perpendicular orthogonal 3D Viewports,i.e. any combination of topNumpad7, frontNumpad1 and sideNumpad3.That way you can control the positioning along two axes in one view anddetermine the depth in the other.

By default, the depth of the geometry under the cursor is used.This can be disabled using theCursor Surface Project togglein thePreferences.

Sidebar

Reference

Mode:

All Modes

Panel:

Sidebar region ‣ View ‣ 3D Cursor

../../_images/editors_3dview_3d-cursor_panel.png

The 3D Cursor panel of the Sidebar region.

The 3D Cursor can also be positioned and oriented by editing therespective values in the Sidebar.

Snapping

Reference

Mode:

Object, Edit, and Pose Mode

Menu:

Object/Mesh/… ‣ Snap ‣ Cursor to …

Shortcut:

Shift-S

One more way of positioning the 3D Cursor is through the Snap menu,which allows you to move the Cursor to the origin of the selected objectfor example.

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