This could be done with the x-y coordinates box that appears when there is only one vertex selected. With multiple selection it could appear with blank values if vertices have different x or y values, but once you type in one box, the value is affected to all vertices.
There is a convoluted method of doing this now:
- Select all vertices you want to align
- Create triangles between them
- Select triangles and group them
- select group and (in coordinate box) change top left 1.0000 to 0.00000001 (you can't use 0) for x direction (the middle bottom 1.000 for y direction)
- Ungroup
- Delete triangles.
I guess it's as simple to select all vertices one by one and type in the same coordinate for all of them...
BTW, Nils, there is a little "misfeature" there: cut and paste values doesn't work in coordinates box, you cut and paste vertices instead.
There is a convoluted method of doing this now:
- Select all vertices you want to align
- Create triangles between them
- Select triangles and group them
- select group and (in coordinate box) change top left 1.0000 to 0.00000001 (you can't use 0) for x direction (the middle bottom 1.000 for y direction)
- Ungroup
- Delete triangles.
I guess it's as simple to select all vertices one by one and type in the same coordinate for all of them...
BTW, Nils, there is a little "misfeature" there: cut and paste values doesn't work in coordinates box, you cut and paste vertices instead.