Activate the 3D Cursor in the Toolbar T. Open up the Sidebar (N) and, on the Tool tab, change the Orientation to Geometry. Click on the surface of the object to update the orientation of the 3D Cursor....

If I understand correctly, you want to move the selection of vertices in opposite directions on the X axis without deforming the scale, right? If so, do it like this ... In Edit Mode, select the ...

In your image I can see that you are using Vertex Select. In this case, activate Face Select. Inset Faces is a Face Tool. It needs you to select all the vertices/edges that make up a face. You can ...

You need to create a material by clicking on the NEW button in the Shader Editor header.

You can parent objects: In 3D view, select the objects you want to group. The first objects will be "children" and the last object will be "parent" (the active one). So in 3D view header go to Object ...

You can control HDR Background node in the Shader Editor too. Open the Shader Editor and, in the header, check Use Nodes and change the Shader Type from "Object" to "World". Search for 3 nodes: ...

Nevermind. I discovered the solution. All manipulation tools have their own definition of Trasform Orientations that will only respect the TO of the viewport if it is as 'default'. As my Move Tool ...

Okay, I finally figured out how to do it. I hope the explanation below can help other users. To understand the process in more detail, I recommend the tutorial "Blender Sculpting Tutorial: Full ...

In version 2.8 of Blender, in Properties > View Layer > View Layer, check the Render Single Layer option.

A simple way is to just use Clear and Keep Transformation (Alt P) on the child to visualize the final rotation (global/world). As soon as you check the value, just press Ctrl Z to UNDO the Clear ...

Ok I got it. In Brush options of the header bar it is necessary to UNCHECK the Face Sets and Face Sets Boundary checkboxes. It is also recommended to have a not too high Strenght if you want to smooth ...

In my case, the Windows Ink option was active in Preferences > Input > Tablet > Tablet API. Changing it to Automatic solved the problem.

If you are in version 2.8 or higher, in Texture Paint mode with the Draw tool enabled, it is necessary to activate the Cursor option in Sidebar > Tool > Brush Settings > Cursor so that the ...

I figured out. Simply select the active camera for the bounding box to appear. :D

Please check if the RIGHT MOUSE shortcut is correctly assigned to move the stencil. The path is Edit (menu) > Preferences > Keymap > Name > "stencil" (type) > Image Paint > ...

You can use the transformation tools in the Toolbar (T). If you want to assign hotkeys to these tools, right click on them and then "Change Shortcut".

Change the way the render will be displayed in Render (Blender's header) > Display Mode > Image Editor. Render again. Now see if a status bar appears inside Image Editor with the information you ...

I found a cause of the problem. Simplify is active and limiting the number of Ambient Occlusion bouces in the viewport. I just match the values ​​to get a similar render.

If you are using version 2.8 and if you are referring to the 3D Cursor, you can hide it in Overlays > 3D Cursor (uncheck).