How to Fix The Origin of An Object, Your World Cursor AND Your Camera in Blender - Tutorial

[@adacskipper]

This is such a basic and simple thing, which is why so many Blender tutorials completely skip over it. Thank you so much for explaining it; I've had so many headaches trying to figure it out.

[@TutsByKai]

You're very welcome!

[@andrewgrinn3435]

I used to be frustrated with this issue. Hope you are well. Thanks for the video

[@_FoxZ_]

Hey Kai, can you make a video on how to export animated materials so we can use them on different meshes without animating them all over again?

[@vw7741]

Thank you sooo much! I have spent a lot of time trying to find the answer. I'm having a hard time understanding why this info is so difficult to find. I'm new to Blender and I still don't understand why the camera gets off-center when I move the object in 'sculpt' mode, but at least now I can recenter it with one click 🙏

[@TutsByKai]

Glad it helped!

[@NN-wc7dl]

Great tips!

[@castillovisualmedia]

I would like to find out how to find out the origin of an object and copy it, in order to give another the same origin. I am working in a very big scene, where the origin is being used to place tiles in a map.

[@electrocola9765]

Thanks man!

[@cas_lovesjake8219]

Hello!! is there any solution to preventing the origin moving out of place every time I got to import an object (.obj)?

[@SalamanderGtag]

when i set my origin to 3d cursor when selecting a textbox the arrows doesn't go to 3d cursor and instead goes diagonal from it, how do i fix it

[@sweetcorn1936]

the period key is the best

[@benbeckman7379]

thanks brother

[@TutsByKai]

Welcome!

[@Original_Theophilus]

​@@TutsByKai please I don't have the period by the Numpad In fact I don't have the Numpad Is there another way to snap?

[@Ayko.6]

i don t have numpad 4:00