Press Alt and click the Mesh Constraint button and select None from the dropdown menu or click the constraint button highlighted in orange to dismiss it.
The icon button displays the name of your selected constraint mode. Select one of the constraint modes: Guide, Background, or Primitive. Press Alt and click Options to view the Constrain to Background options. For more information, see Constraint Modes.īelow the interface layout tabs, click the Mesh Constraint button to enable the default Background constraint mode.
The constraint affects the modeling procedure differently, depending on the type that is activated. Selecting any mode enables the selected constraint and its associated settings appear in the upper portion of the panel, allowing you to customize how the constraint performs. The Mesh Constraints button is displayed in orange when a constraint is active. You first select the item you want constrained followed by the item you want to constrain to.Ĭonstraints are found in the menu bar below the interface layout tabs. Constraints can be used with modeled background geometry as a means of restricting what is created in the foreground. Geometry position constraints in Modo enable you to attach an item's center to a vertex edge or a polygon position onto another mesh item.
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