How To Rotate Objects Around Other Objects | Blender Quick Tutorial | 3 Easy Methods

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[@Yaroslav_A.]

(!) :
there is ALTERNATIVE and (probably) THE EASIEST WAY to rotate one object around another:
1) select both objects, using Shift (yellow-highlighted object is the active one)
2) press dot button [ . ] on your keyboard, then choose [Active Element]
3) press dot button AGAIN and choose [Only Locations]
4) rotate one object around another by pressing [R] or by using rotation tool.
**Less actions - the identical result :-)

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I have big problem sir,,,😢😢😢
I imported.obj file but it's showing only mesh,texture is empty,please help me,how can i properly joint material with object using obj file format please help me

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Did you get a texture file or an mtl file along with your obj? Usually they remain in two separete files.

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