tell me, I'm going through the lesson, the teacher at 2.82 turns out to extrude two faces symmetrically along the local Z axis through E-S-Z-Z, and for some reason, in my case, in 2.92, E-S-Z-Z extrudes along the normals, why, and how to fix it?
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$\begingroup$ Try S-Z-Z without E, this should work. $\endgroup$– ChrisApr 18, 2021 at 0:01
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$\begingroup$ But what I need is a symmetrical extrude along the local axes. I can achieve a similar result from the tutorial through E-esc-G-S-Z-Z, but it's longer and more confusing. $\endgroup$– TeonApr 18, 2021 at 9:56
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If you press a key for an axis like Z multiple times after activating a transformation like Scale (S), it will cycle through a few Transformation Orientations (Local, Normal, Global, ...).
You may have set a different value in the "Transformation Orientations" selection box than in the tutorial. Check the value of this box.
The selection box is located in the top center of the header of the viewport (or at the bottom of the viewport if the header is there). See screenshot here in Blender's documentation.
