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Move edge A depending on edge B - lennart - 07-29-2013 08:52 PM
Is it possible to move edge A to the exact X-coördinate of B (see attachment)?
I did it by entering the X-value from B into A (with Absolute Commands > move ect). But maybe there's a quicker way to align a edge depending on a different edge.
RE: Move edge A depending on edge B - puzzledpaul - 07-30-2013 09:06 PM
Difficult to tell whether the move vector is parallel to one of the main xyz axes.
If it is, use Edge | flatten > (appropriate axis) > rmb option.
and select the destination edge as the target.
pp
Still possible with a non-aligned to xyz vector - just define vector too
RE: Move edge A depending on edge B - micheus - 07-30-2013 09:39 PM
For this example, it would be also possible to use Edge->Intersec [MMB]
RE: Move edge A depending on edge B - lennart - 08-01-2013 09:03 AM
Ah, thank you Micheus. Another clear explain with an animated gif. I love them :-) Still have to find a decent archive with all of them.