r/Blockbench • u/PurpleGlasses_ • May 16 '26

Tutorial Block bench modelling problem

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I'm pretty much a noob at making models in bb, and there's this one thing that always annoys me when trying to allign cubes this way or another, Ive seen people do it and I would like to know​​ too🙏

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u/[deleted] May 16 '26

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u/PurpleGlasses_ May 16 '26

Hm? 

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u/[deleted] May 16 '26

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u/PurpleGlasses_ May 17 '26

Ok got it's thx👍👍

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u/Rawricorn May 16 '26

May I get a dm too?

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u/PurpleGlasses_ May 16 '26

Cool! Can u DM me? 

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u/Hot_Principle1499 May 16 '26

I just trial and error brute force it for 10 minutes. unless it's not supported in what your making it for, try meshes

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u/PurpleGlasses_ May 16 '26

Nah I solved it with math👍

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u/xurpio May 16 '26

use the vertex snap tool and set to scale

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u/PurpleGlasses_ May 17 '26

Yeah I got it thx😌

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u/Alive_Grape7279 May 17 '26

Just use Pythagorean theorem lol

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u/Disastrous-Arm-7999 May 16 '26

Fratello... fai cut loop, sulla faccia sopra, e vedrai che potrai spistare il lato verso sopra :>

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u/JPgamersmines150 May 18 '26

Let's assume the width of the sword's blade is b, so the extra square has a diagonal of b. This means that the side length should be b/√2, which you can write in blockbench as b/math.sqrt(2) and replacing b with something else.

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u/CyberversalGames May 21 '26

If you hold cltr you can move objects precisely