Add UV Sphere

Reference

Mode

Object Mode and Edit Mode

Tool

Toolbar ‣ Add UV Sphere

Interactively add a UV sphere mesh object.

Usage

The tool works by first defining the base of the object by holding LMB and dragging to define size of the base. Next release the LMB and drag to define the height of the object. Finally, press LMB again to confirm the shape of the object.

You can also use the hotkeys below to constrain the object.

Ctrl	Toggles snapping on or off.
Alt	Toggles the Origin setting that is not the default.
Shift	Toggles the Aspect setting that is not the default.

Tool Settings

Depth

The initial depth used when placing the cursor.

Surface

Start placing on the surface, using the 3D cursor as a fallback.

Cursor Plane

Start placement using a point projected onto the orientation axis at the 3D cursor position.

Cursor View

Start placement using a point projected onto the view plane at the 3D cursor position.

Orientation

The alignment of the cursor when placing objects; defines the orientation of the base.

Surface

Align the object using the surface orientation, using the Orientaciones de Transformación as a fallback.

Default

Align the object using the default Orientaciones de Transformación.

Snap To

The target to use while Encajado (Snapping).

Geometry

Snap to all types of geometry (vertices, edges, and faces).

Default

Snap to the snap target defined in the global Encajado (Snapping) controls.

Plane Axis

The axis used for placing the base region.

X

Use the X axis to place the base region.

Y

Use the Y axis to place the base region.

Z

Use the Z axis to place the base region.

Auto Axis

Select the closest axis when placing objects (surface overrides).

Base

Origin

The initial position of the base.

Edge

Places the object edge first and define the size of the base as the distance from the first edge to the adjacent edge.

Center

Places the object center first and define the size of the base as the distance from the base center to the perimeter.

Aspect

The initial setting for the aspect of the object’s base.

Free

Draws the length and width of the base using an unconstrained aspect.

Fixed

Draws the length and width of the base using a 1:1 aspect.

Height

Origin

The initial position of the height.

Edge

Places the object edge first and define the size of the height as the distance from the first edge to the adjacent edge.

Center

Places the object center first and define the size of the height as the distance from the base center to the perimeter.

Aspect

The initial setting for the aspect of the object’s height.

Free

Draws the length and width of the height using an unconstrained aspect.

Fixed

Draws the length and width of the height using a 1:1 aspect.

Segments

Number of vertical segments. Like the Earth’s meridians, going pole to pole.

Rings

Number of horizontal segments. These are like the Earth’s parallels.

Nota

Rings are face loops and not edge loops, which would be one less.