Set Origin & Local Axes

Developer: 3D OPERATORS

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Resets the origin and local axes of many selected mesh objects at once in Blender.

What Set Origin & Local Axes does

Set Origin & Local Axes is a Blender plugin for fixing origins and orientation on multiple objects in one step. It handles both origin placement and local axis alignment.

Origin options include copying from another object, averaging a mesh selection, using the object center or the 3D cursor, or choosing the top or bottom vertex in global or local coordinates. Local axes can be set from a face. Useful when preparing assets for export or animation.

Key features

  • Origin from object, selection average, center or cursor
  • Top or bottom vertex origin
  • Global or local coordinates
  • Local axis from a face
  • Works on all selected objects

FAQ

Is Set Origin & Local Axes free?

Yes, Set Origin & Local Axes is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.

Which apps does Set Origin & Local Axes work with?

Set Origin & Local Axes works with Blender.

Who develops Set Origin & Local Axes?

Set Origin & Local Axes is developed by 3D OPERATORS. You can find their other plugins on the 3D OPERATORS page of this catalog.

Where can I download Set Origin & Local Axes?

Download Set Origin & Local Axes free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.

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