Blender how to see the size of an object

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 Blender tips and tricks, tutorial shows blender how to see the size of an object. In Blender, we can see the size of object in Transform Panel . We will show you the steps in the below screenshot. Blender how to see the size of an object 1. Select the object, then we can go to viewport, and press shortcut N, and show side panel 2. Select Item tag, to show Transform Panel, we can see the dimensions in X, Y, Z, that is the size of select object. Blender how to see the size of an object Watch YouTube Tutorial for viewing size of object in Blender #b3d #blender #cgian #blenderian by cgian Continues Reading : How to see normals in Blender How to show wireframe in Blender I hope this helps. Save it for later!
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How to find bool tool in Blender 4.2

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Quick tutorial shows how we can find bool tool in blender 4.2 step by step. Bool Tool is an addon in Blender, we can use Bool Tool for Union, Difference, Intersect, Slice objects. Below is showing the steps how to install Bool Tool addon and find Bool Tool panel in Blender. I hope this helps.

How to find bool tool in Blender 4.2

We can follow below steps to install Bool Tool, and open Bool Tool Panel in Blender.

1. Go to Edit > Preference,

Open preference window in Blender
Open preference window in Blender

2. In Blender Preference Window,  go to Get Extension, then Search Bool Tool, and click button to install,

Search and Install Bool Tool Addon
Search and Install Bool Tool Addon

3. Close Preference Window, and Open Side Bar on the right of viewport. Then switch to Edit tab, we can find Bool Tool.

Toggle Side Bar and find Bool Tool
Toggle Side Bar and find Bool Tool

Watch Blender Bool Tool Tutorial on YouTube here,

Timestamp
0:00 Intro - Blender how to use Bool Tool
0:21 Install Bool Tool Addon in Blender 4.2
0:54 Open Bool Tool
1:29 Auto Boolean vs Brush Boolean
2:05 Boolean Union, Intersect
2:13 Bool Tool Slice

Happy sharing and I hope this helps.

#blender #cgian #blenderian

by cgian

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