Solved - Automatic centering?

[Magds]

Update from Shapr3d team:
We have just released the new 3d alignment tool feature with the 3.52 app version
This will allow you to simply tap on the body faces to get them snapped together.

Simply update the app and please share your feedback with us.
Here are more details about the feature:

New release - 3.52 - Align tool

Good morning, everyone! We’re introducing our brand-spanking new Align tool: with this new feature, you can align 3D bodies in your design space in a split second, without juggling a handful of other tools (like Translate). With very little effort, you can transform and rearrange objects any way you want. [Align_Demo (1)] Align is simple and smart. Just select the faces, edges, or snap points of 3D objects that you want to align, and the tool will take care of the rest for you. Once you’ve …

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So I am trying to make a shell for a half sphere. I have made the two solid half spheres and now need to take the intersection to make the shell. Is there a way to auto center these objects along either x, y or z axis? Same for making things flush?

[Istvan_CEO_Shapr3D]

Not sure I understand, can you post a screenshot?

[Magds]

[Istvan_CEO_Shapr3D]

When you are using the Translate tool, and selecting start and end points, it will snap to the center of the circular faces.

[Magds]

Just tried and that does not seem to be accurate

[Magds]

Yeah, I just tried a bunch and that is definitely not the case

[Istvan_CEO_Shapr3D]

Hmm, if that’s a bug we will fix it with the next release, sorry about that. It should snap to the center.

[Magds]

It would be nice if there were too also for vertical / horizontal alignment, flush or center along a chosen axis.

Then I could just tap object 1 then object 2 select x-axis then align center, and then the problem would be solved

[Istvan_CEO_Shapr3D]

We have completely revisited transforming and aligning bodies, you will like it

[bruck]

As a new user of Shapr3D that is baffled by the inability to align objects to each other’s faces, to each other’s middles, and edges - can you link to the “completely revisited” transforming and aligning of bodies that you mentioned here? I would like to learn how to align bodies, it seems oddly difficult and I’m sure I am making the mistake but all these threads I keep finding do not have solutions or tutorials that make sense.