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Blender Spin Tool Not Working. Use the tool to create the sort of objects that. The spin tool does not work with curves, it's specifically made for meshes. How is this supposed to work?. To rotate around the 3d cursor:. However, it does not seem to function correctly in some cases. The orthographic view constrains the pivot point's orientation. If i remember correctly, spin tool is view dependent. If it still does not fix the issue then there might be a rotation with the. I suppose this has already. There aren't really any alternatives other than rotating around the 3d cursor. I select my cube, go to edit mode, click the spin tool and nothing, the little gizmo thing won’t appear. Notice how the examples you provided are viewed from top. If it still does not work, perhaps try it in a new file and then post a screenshot and/or the.blend file. The spin tool extrudes (or duplicates it if the selection is manifold) the selected elements, rotating around a specific point and axis. So the best way, with.

I just learned how to use the spin tool. So the best way, with. There aren't really any alternatives other than rotating around the 3d cursor. You could transform the curve in mesh (alt c, mesh from curve) and then use the spin function, but you would loose the interactivity of the modelling process; To rotate around the 3d cursor:. Use the tool to create the sort of objects that. The spin tool does not work with curves, it's specifically made for meshes. The orthographic view constrains the pivot point's orientation. I suppose this has already. I select my cube, go to edit mode, click the spin tool and nothing, the little gizmo thing won’t appear.

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Blender Spin Tool Not Working The spin tool does not work with curves, it's specifically made for meshes. The orthographic view constrains the pivot point's orientation. Pressing 1, 3 or 7 on the. I just learned how to use the spin tool. If it still does not work, perhaps try it in a new file and then post a screenshot and/or the.blend file. So the best way, with. The spin tool extrudes (or duplicates it if the selection is manifold) the selected elements, rotating around a specific point and axis. The spin tool does not work with curves, it's specifically made for meshes. You could transform the curve in mesh (alt c, mesh from curve) and then use the spin function, but you would loose the interactivity of the modelling process; To rotate around the 3d cursor:. There aren't really any alternatives other than rotating around the 3d cursor. I select my cube, go to edit mode, click the spin tool and nothing, the little gizmo thing won’t appear. If i remember correctly, spin tool is view dependent. Notice how the examples you provided are viewed from top. I suppose this has already. How is this supposed to work?.