10-08-2025, 04:51 PM
This command is already part of Wings3D as Align To Target which was previously under Absolute Command command.
Some users have asked for a direct option to align object to an axis which I found it would be an increment to this command.
So, I felt it wasn’t in the best place and then I moved it. After applying this patch, it will appear in the context menu for Body selection mode—just after the Absolute Commands option.
There, you will see the options X, Y, Z, and Target (with its options as before).
The regular axis options include two choices: LMB and RMB: The LMB option acts directly using an axis we select—either an edge or an element's normal. Note that in this mode, the selected reference axis (the green arrow) defines both orientation and direction, meaning it will point toward the positive direction of the chosen axis (X, Y, or Z) and the object will be rotated around its centroid.
Since we don't have an option to 'invert' the selected axis, I added the RMB option. In this mode, we need to select the center of rotation and define the reference axis by selecting two vertices—their order determines the direction.
*** The patch file is in the first post and it can be installed using the File menu option for patching.
Some users have asked for a direct option to align object to an axis which I found it would be an increment to this command.
So, I felt it wasn’t in the best place and then I moved it. After applying this patch, it will appear in the context menu for Body selection mode—just after the Absolute Commands option.
There, you will see the options X, Y, Z, and Target (with its options as before).
The regular axis options include two choices: LMB and RMB: The LMB option acts directly using an axis we select—either an edge or an element's normal. Note that in this mode, the selected reference axis (the green arrow) defines both orientation and direction, meaning it will point toward the positive direction of the chosen axis (X, Y, or Z) and the object will be rotated around its centroid.
Since we don't have an option to 'invert' the selected axis, I added the RMB option. In this mode, we need to select the center of rotation and define the reference axis by selecting two vertices—their order determines the direction.
*** The patch file is in the first post and it can be installed using the File menu option for patching.