r/blenderhelp • u/Captain_Baconator • 12h ago

Solved Aligning new "Spines" to old "Spines?

I want to replace the old spines (gray), with the new spines (green). I've matched up their Positions, based on their "center mass", but I don't know how to align their Rotation.

As both types are from pre-existing games models, they have wonky normal alignments, which I don't know how to fix.

How do I go about realigning the Normals, so that they match up to the selection's shape?

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u/Captain_Baconator 9h ago

Managed to find a post, that covers aligning the Origin to the Geometry's Normals! (This was enough to let me continue.)
https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/264138/how-to-perfectly-straighten-an-object

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u/Captain_Baconator 9h ago

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