for finding a node by name. Select Multiple Shift-LMB Add/remove a node to/from the selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping The snapping Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Snap to the grid in the background. Snap to the X coordinate of another node's vertical border. Snap to the Y coordinate determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are

sure the node is visible. Select Multiple Shift-LMB or Shift-RMB used for multiple node selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle Snap Node Element Selector This selector provide the following node elements for snap: Snap to grid background. Snap to left/right node border. Snap to top/bottom node border. Snap to any node border Cursor The 3D cursor, a cross with a red-and-white circle, is used for placing objects in the scene. Grid Floor The gray squares forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines

for finding a node by name. Select Multiple Shift-LMB Add/remove a node to/from the selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping The snapping Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Snap to the grid in the background. Snap to the X coordinate of another node's vertical border. Snap to the Y coordinate determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are

for finding a node by name. Select Multiple Shift-LMB Add/remove a node to/from the selection. Grid:: Node X:: Node Y:: Node X/Y:: Closest:: Center:: Median:: Active:: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Snap to the grid in the background. Snap to the X coordinate of another node's vertical border. Snap to the Y coordinate determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are

sure the node is visible. Select Multiple Shift-LMB or Shift-RMB used for multiple node selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle Snap Node Element Selector This selector provide the following node elements for snap: Snap to grid background. Snap to left/right node border. Snap to top/bottom node border. Snap to any node border Cursor The 3D cursor, a cross with a red-and-white circle, is used for placing objects in the scene. Grid Floor The gray squares forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines

sure the node is visible. Select Multiple Shift-LMB or Shift-RMB used for multiple node selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle nodes around. Snap Node Element This selector provide the following node elements for snap: Snap to grid background. Snap to left/right node border. Snap to top/bottom node border. Snap to any node border Cursor The 3D cursor, a cross with a red-and-white circle, is used for placing objects in the scene. Grid Floor The gray squares forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines

sure the node is visible. Select Multiple Shift-LMB or Shift-RMB used for multiple node selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle Snap Node Element Selector This selector provide the following node elements for snap: Snap to grid background. Snap to left/right node border. Snap to top/bottom node border. Snap to any node border Cursor The 3D cursor, a cross with a red-and-white circle, is used for placing objects in the scene. Grid Floor The gray squares forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines

for finding a node by name. Select Multiple Shift-LMB Add/remove a node to/from the selection. Grid:: Node X:: Node Y:: Node X/Y:: Closest:: Center:: Median:: Active:: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Snap to the grid in the background. Snap to the X coordinate of another node's vertical border. Snap to the Y coordinate determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are

Snap Toggle snapping on or off. Snap Node Element What to snap the selected nodes to: Grid: Snap to the grid in the background. Node X: Snap to the X coordinate of another node's vertical border. determines where newly added objects are placed and can also serve as a transformation pivot point. Grid Floor The gray lines forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines are system. They meet at the world origin, which is also where the origin of the Cube is located. The Grid Floor settings are in the Viewport Overlays popover. Text Info The top left corner of the viewport

sure the node is visible. Select Multiple Shift-LMB or Shift-RMB used for multiple node selection. Grid: Node X: Node Y: Node X/Y: Closest: Center: Median: Active: Arranging Nodes Snapping Snap Toggle Snap Node Element Selector This selector provide the following node elements for snap: Snap to grid background. Snap to left/right node border. Snap to top/bottom node border. Snap to any node border Cursor The 3D cursor, a cross with a red-and-white circle, is used for placing objects in the scene. Grid Floor The gray squares forming a floor mark the zero height of the world. The red and green lines