Exploring Pivot Points and Snapping in Blender

What is the default pivot point setting in Blender?

• Bounding Box Center

• 3D Cursor

• Median Point

• Active Element

Which pivot point setting allows you to rotate objects around the 3D cursor?

• Bounding Box Center

• 3D Cursor

• Active Element

• Individual Origins

How can you dynamically place the 3D cursor in Blender?

• Shift + Left Click

• Ctrl + Right Click

• Shift + Right Click

• Alt + Left Click

What does the 'Active Element' pivot point setting do?

• Rotates around the center of the bounding box

• Rotates around the 3D cursor

• Rotates around the active object's origin

• Rotates around the median point

What happens when you enable snapping and press 'G' to move an object?

• The object moves freely

• The object snaps to even increments

• The object rotates

• The object scales

How can you temporarily enable snapping while moving an object?

• Hold Tab

• Hold Ctrl

• Hold Alt

• Hold Shift

Which snapping option allows you to snap to the nearest vertex?

• Face Snapping

• Vertex Snapping

• Grid Snapping

• Edge Snapping

What does the 'Align Rotation to Target' option do in snapping?

• Aligns the object's rotation to the 3D cursor

• Aligns the object's rotation to the active element

• Aligns the object's rotation to the world origin

• Aligns the object's rotation to the target surface

What is the purpose of proportional editing in Blender?

• To rotate objects around the 3D cursor

• To scale objects uniformly

• To transform multiple objects with a falloff effect

• To snap objects to the grid

How can you adjust the influence circle in proportional editing?

• Press Alt + Scroll

• Scroll up or down on the mouse wheel

• Press Shift + Scroll

• Press Ctrl + Scroll