A lot of the time I need to rotate something 90 degrees or 180, etc. I do my best to get close, then type the number in manually.
Is there a button I can hold down to have things rotate by increments of 30 degrees or something? Like a rotate “snap”
R 90 will rotate 90 degrees
R X 180 will rotate on X axis 180 degrees
etc etc etc
Hold Ctrl key while rotating will rotate in 5 degree increments (when snapping set to increment)
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is there a way to change that 5 degrees to 30, for larger increment “snaps”?
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Hope its okay to revive the thread.
Same sentiment with @elgrayso
Is it possible to change the default 5 degrees to an arbitrary number? say 30 degrees?
Unfortunately i don’t think it’s possible and it would be great to have that feature in Blender!
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Agreed, a good solution could be to have the scroll wheel influence the increment scale while actively rotating, IMO.
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It’s not as if it’s up to us. Takes a developer familiar with the code-base to implement it too. But it’s probably worth making a feature request on rightclickselect or such.
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I agree as well. The increment value should be a setting.
A workaround is to rotate using the small increment snap (5 degrees) once, then press Shift + R (Repeat last operation) a number of times.
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Well, I’ve gone ahead and posted to the paper cuts here:
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Thank Felix i was about to do it but i saw your post!
hi there, when rotating with “z” axis or whatever axi clic “ctrl” , it snaps to 5 degres,
shit+ctrl = 1 degree
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