“Snapping” in Blender refers to the action of aligning one object to another, and it can be incredibly useful when you need to rotate an object precisely relative to another. To snap to an object in Blender when rotating, you first need to select the object you want to rotate and then press the “Tab” key to enter edit mode. Once in edit mode, press the “Shift” key and click on the object you want to snap to. This will create a temporary “snap target.” Now, when you rotate the first object, it will snap to the rotation of the second object.
Snapping can be a huge time-saver, especially when you’re working with complex objects or scenes. It can help you to create precise and consistent results, and it can also help you to avoid mistakes.
