Punto Medio

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Punto de Pivote ‣ Punto Medio

Atajo

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The Median Point can be considered to be broadly similar to the concept of Center of Gravity (COG). If we assume that every element (object, face, vertex, etc.) of the selection has the same mass, the median point would sit at the point of equilibrium for the selection (the COG).

En Modo Objeto

In Object Mode, Blender only considers the object origins when determining the median point. This can lead to some counter-intuitive results. In the Fig. Puntos medios en Modo Objeto. below, you can see that the median point is between the object origins and can be nowhere near the objects” mesh (geometric center).

Puntos medios en Modo Objeto.

En Modo Edición

In Edit Mode, the median point is determined via the part of the selection that has the most elements. For example, in the Fig. Puntos medios en Modo Edición., when there are two cubes with an equal number of vertices, the median point lies directly between the two cubes. But if you subdivide one cube multiple times so that it has many more vertices, you can see that the median point has shifted to the region with the most vertices.

Puntos medios en Modo Edición.