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Use this tag for questions related to precisely positioning objects with the snapping tools.
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How do I force a very specific grid zone in both object, vertex, line, face mode?
I found if I set the Scene Properties -> Units -> Unit System to "None" it now behaves like I'd expect. So I will just need to know that I am sizing things to what I want manually.
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How do I force a very specific grid zone in both object, vertex, line, face mode?
I have enabled snapping to absolute grid position. …
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