In scene creation, it is often necessary to align or offset the position of some atoms relative to others.
This plugin helps to align atoms in a scene with other atoms or a point on the screen.

How To Use:
  1. Load this plugin on the atoms that need to be aligned.
  2. Select atoms and parts to align.
  3. Press the "Align Now" button to align. You can also select "Lock" to make it auto-align.
  4. If you want the alignment atoms to be offset in position or orientation from the target, modify the position and orientation offset values.
  5. If you want the atom to appear at a certain position on the screen, select "Monitor Screen" in "Target Atom" and specify the position on the screen. You can modify the Horizontal, Vertical and Distance Offset values to adjust its display position. If you see that your atoms are reversed, use the "Reverse" option to invert them.
I used this plugin 28 times in MMDShowcase scene, you can find out how to use it in this scene if you need to.


There are four modes for rotation: None, Follow, Original and Identity.
None - do nothing
Follow - follows the target's Rotation
Original - maintains the Rotation of the plugin when it was initialized.
Identity - Keeps the Identity Rotation.

Options for reversing and Lock Height are also provided.
When you check Lock Height, the Y-axis will be set to 0, and you can set a fixed height by adjusting the position Y offset.


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Latest updates

  1. v1.12 Fix an unanticipated rotation align case

    Now If no rotation axis is selected then all rotation axes will set to zero. nothing is done...
  2. v1.11 Allow align by specific axis/rotation

    Allow to align by specific axis/rotation. "Lock Height" and "Rotation Align Mode" are removed...
  3. Add Rotation Align Mode

    Adjusted the rotation handling, now there are four modes for rotation: None, Follow, Original...

Latest reviews

A few months back I had a couple of scene which had at least 5 buttons (a very small number compared to some creators) scattered throughout the scene. The process of lining up the buttons was so tedious it became discouraging. This plugin is just what I need to eliminate the concern over the number of buttons in my scenes. In addition, the process of moving other atoms (lights, sound etc.) in relation to person atoms is so much easier now. Thanks!
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Thanks. Glad it's useful to you.
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