How to Fix The Origin of An Object, Your World Cursor AND Your Camera in Blender - Tutorial

Here's a simple tutorial on how to fix the origin of an object, the origin of the world cursor AND your camera in Blender! I recently had a few people ask me about this, so HERE YA GO! Enjoy :)
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[@adacskipper]

This is such a basic and simple thing, which is why so many Blender tutorials completely skip over it. Thank you so much for explaining it; I've had so many headaches trying to figure it out.

[@NN-wc7dl]

Great tips!

[@electrocola9765]

Thanks man!

[@vw7741]

Thank you sooo much! I have spent a lot of time trying to find the answer. I'm having a hard time understanding why this info is so difficult to find.

[@andrewgrinn3435]

I used to be frustrated with this issue. Hope you are well. Thanks for the video

[@_FoxZ_]

Hey Kai, can you make a video on how to export animated materials so we can use them on different meshes without animating them all over again?

[@cas_lovesjake8219]

Hello!! is there any solution to preventing the origin moving out of place every time I got to import an object (.obj)?