Apply

Reference

Mode

Object Mode

Object ‣ Apply ‣ Location / Rotation / Scale / Rotation & Scale

Hotkey

Ctrl-A

Applying transform values essentially resets the values of object’s location, rotation or scale, while visually keeping the object data in-place. The object origin point is moved to the global origin, the rotation is cleared and scale values are set to 1.

For simple cases you won’t notice any difference the 3D Viewport or rendered output, yet modifiers and constraints may depend on object transformation.

Warning

Armature Objects

While applying transformations to armatures is supported, this does not apply to their pose location, animation curves or constraints. This tool should be used before rigging and animation.

When running Apply Transform, the panel lets you choose the combination of transformations to apply.

Location

Apply (set) the location of the selection. This will make Blender consider the current location to be equivalent to 0 in each plane i.e. the selection will not move, the current location will be considered to be the “default location”. The object origin will be set to actual (0, 0, 0) (where the colored axis lines intersect in each view).

Rotation

Apply (set) the rotation of the selection. This will make Blender consider the current rotation to be equivalent to 0 degrees in each plane i.e. the selection will not rotated, the current rotation will be considered to be the “default rotation”.

Scale

Apply (set) the scale of the selection. This will make Blender consider the current scale to be equivalent to 0 in each plane i.e. the selection will not scaled, the current scale will be considered to be the “default scale”.

Rotation and Scale

Apply (set) the rotation and scale of the selection. Do the above two applications simultaneously.

Apply Properties

Modify properties such as curve vertex radius, font size and bone envelope according to the applied transformation. (Found in the 调整上一步操作 panel)

Reference

Mode

Object ‣ Apply ‣ Location / Rotation / Scale

Hotkey

Ctrl-A

Converts primary object transformations to , any existing delta transforms will be included as well.

Location to Deltas
Rotation to Deltas
Scale to Deltas

All Transforms to Deltas

Converts all primary transformations to delta transforms.

Animated Transform to Deltas

Converts the primary transformation animations (of the translation, scale, and, rotation values) to delta transforms.

Reset Values

Clear primary transform values after transferring to deltas.

Reference

Mode

Object Mode

Object ‣ Apply ‣ Visual Transform

Hotkey

Ctrl-A

Apply (set) the result of a constraint and apply this back to the object’s location, rotation and scale.

Reference

Mode

Object Mode

Object ‣ Apply ‣ Visual Geometry to Mesh

Hotkey

Ctrl-A

Apply the visual state of all selected objects (modifiers, shape keys, hooks, etc.) to object data. This is a way to freeze all object data into static meshes, as well as converts non-mesh types to mesh.

For details, see the Convert To mesh.

Reference

Mode

Object Mode

Object ‣ Apply ‣ Make Instances Real

Hotkey

Shift-Ctrl-A

Make Instances Real creates a new object for each generated by the selected ones, and removes any direct instancing from those.

In the end, each instance becomes a real object.

Warning

This applies to both direct (from verts or faces…) and indirect (from particle system…) instancing. In case you have tens of thousands of instances (from particles for example), this can significantly slow down Blender, which does not always deal well with that many objects in a scene.

By default, new objects will be added to the same collection as the one containing their instancer, without keeping any hierarchy relationships. This behavior can be altered with the following options.

Parent

If Keep Hierarchy is not set, parents all the generated objects to the former instancer.

Otherwise, parents all the generated objects which are not already parented to their respective instancer, or its matching new copy (this is important in case of recursive instancing, see the note below).

Keep Hierarchy

Preserves internal hierarchies (i.e. parent relationships) in the newly generated objects.

Tip

Usually, to get a new hierarchy as close as possible from the instancing one, you’ll want to enable both of these options.

Note

Simple cases (like an empty instancing a collection containing instances of some other collections) will usually work, but more complex cases will fail to fully reproduce the whole instancing hierarchy.