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Blender 3.3.1 | 3D Cursor and Origin |

Hello and welcome to the new episode of the Stun Muffin Youtube Channel. In this video we're gonna learn some basic and advanced information about 3D cursor and Object Origin (Set Origin Button) in Blender. 3D Cursor: The 3D Cursor is a point in space that has both a location and a rotation. It’s used for a number of purposes. For example, it defines where newly added objects are placed, and can also be used to manually position and orient the transform gizmo (see Pivot Point and Transform Orientation). Some tools, such as Bend, also use the Cursor. Each object has an origin point. The location of this point determines where the object is located in 3D space. When an object is selected, a small circle appears, denoting the origin point. The location of the origin point is important when translating, rotating or scaling an object. See Pivot Points for more. The color of the origin changes based on the selection state of the object. Yellow: Object is active. Orange: Object is selected, but not active. White: Object is not linked and not selected. Turquoise: Object is linked. Light Turquoise: Object is selected, linked, but not active. Thank you for watching! Don't forget to subscribe the channel ,like and comments.