How do I perfectly stack things in blender? I’ve been trying to look it up and I can’t find anything. I’m trying to find a way to have the bottoms and tops of things stack to each other. Is it possible?
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- go to the top and enable the u shaped object, when its enabled it’s gonna be blue
- then open the options and choose edge center
- choose snap with closest
- then enable whatever you want it to affect
then when you’re moving the part or object you must drag it to the edge that you want to snap to
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You can perfectly stack things in Blender with the Array modifier. Relative offset is the object’s bouding box height multiplied by the percentage you set. Constant offset is a value you set yourself. You can also do the post above but it’s easier with modifier if you’re stacking multiple things.
Click on an object > click the wrench middle right of screen > Generate > Array > Relative Offset > Factor Z > 1.000
To be able to edit it click the arrow and hit apply
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