To move the pivot point of a singular object that isn't part of a group, you'll need to group it first. Here's a step-by-step guide: 1. Select the Object: Click on the object you want to adjust. 2. Group the Object: Press ⌘ + G (on Mac) or Ctrl + G (on Windows) to group the object. 3. Select the Parent Group Layer: In the left sidebar, hold the ⌥ Option key (on Mac) or Alt key (on Windows) and click on the “Group” layer to select only the parent of the group. 4. Move the Pivot: Use the gizmo to adjust the pivot point to your desired position. By grouping the object, you can easily move its pivot point without any issues.
By grouping the object, you can easily move its pivot point without any issues. If you found this helpful, don't forget to like the video, share it with others, and subscribe to the channel for more tips and tutorials! Your support means a lot.
how do you move the pivot point of an object that is not in a group...like a singular object ??
To move the pivot point of a singular object that isn't part of a group, you'll need to group it first. Here's a step-by-step guide:
1. Select the Object: Click on the object you want to adjust.
2. Group the Object: Press ⌘ + G (on Mac) or Ctrl + G (on Windows) to group the object.
3. Select the Parent Group Layer: In the left sidebar, hold the ⌥ Option key (on Mac) or Alt key (on Windows) and click on the “Group” layer to select only the parent of the group.
4. Move the Pivot: Use the gizmo to adjust the pivot point to your desired position.
By grouping the object, you can easily move its pivot point without any issues.
By grouping the object, you can easily move its pivot point without any issues.
If you found this helpful, don't forget to like the video, share it with others, and subscribe to the channel for more tips and tutorials! Your support means a lot.
@@HR_3Designer yes your video was helpful, thanks.
I finally did it, after wasting hours literally pulling my hair, I have liked and subscribed