(02-01-2013, 04:40 PM)Fonte Boa Wrote: With your attached files, i understood the question.
I would use another approach to reach those results, instead Face|Absolute Commands|Move.
Align edge to edge.
( a ) Select an edge in the face you want align.
( b ) Right click on Edge|Absolute Commands|Snap
( c ) Re-select the initial edge, right click to continue
( d ) Select the target edge, right click to continue.
( e ) In Snap window, check "Move object" and click "ok".
Just remember: at (b) step, you have to right click on Snap command.
I've recorded a video to show you the process.
Well that's better but still it's not what I mean. When I use this procedure the 'moving' edge is aligned to the middle point of the
target edge. In some case this should fit my needs but still it's not the optimum . I just need them to be put on the same 'plane'. Lets say I have two faces A and B with (center) coordinate Xa, Ya, Za and Zb, Yb, Zb I need to make Xa = Xb without affecting other coordinate.
Selecting the two faces and using Tools->Align->Axis perform just what I need but moving both objects (and this of course it's not what I need).