Easily and quickly move and rotate the pivot point of GameObjects groups, using convenient Gizmo handlers directly inside Unity Editor.
Why Super Pivot?
Using empty GameObjects as “folders” is a popular and convenient way to organize your scene hierarchy.
But since Unity doesn’t let you edit the pivot of these empty GameObjects, you will often end up with pivots placed nowhere near where your geometry and GameObjects actually are.
Features:
Add a convenient button (optional) under the Transform inspector to let you quickly move the pivot of your GameObjects.
Edit pivot visually using Gizmo handlers directly inside the scene view or by typing exact values in edit boxes.
[PRO only] Now support local and global rotations!
[PRO only] Precisely adjust the pivot according to the (displayed) bounding box using convenient sliders per axis.
[PRO only] Handy buttons to instantly adjust the pivot according to the child of your choice, or to the average position.
Dynamically edit pivot at runtime from script using our easy-to-use public API (check our sample ‘ChangeAtRuntime’).
[PRO only] Get notifications from the editor API to implement your custom code (check our sample ‘EditorCallbackListener.cs’).
Handles Unity’s Undo/Redo shortcuts.
[PRO only] Supports multi-object selection and editing: change the pivot of multiple objects at once!
Super Pivot doesn’t let you modify the pivot point of a Mesh (because it would modify the Mesh data). Super Pivot’s main usage is to move pivots of empty GameObjects used as “folder”.
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Hi guys,
We are aware that both the FREE and PRO versions of the plugin have some compilation issues with the latest Unity version 2017.3.0f3.
The issue has been fixed and a new version of the asset (1.34) has already been submitted to the AssetStore. It should be available in the next days or weeks.
In the meantime, if you want to have this fix before it’s available on the AssetStore, please send me an email at techsaladunity@gmail.com (with your invoice ID in the case of the PRO version).
Sorry for the inconvenience!
Hi,
Sorry for the issue you encounter. With which version of Unity do you have this problem?
Could you record a gif/video of the problem so I could be sure to really understand the issue?
Thanks
TS
Unity 2018.2.4f1 I have had this issue on all previous versions of unity also. some objects this happens too and some it does not and it works fine. Some objects move away from the pivot faster than others. It does not matter what direction you move the pivot either, up and down or left to right, the object moves away from the pivot in the same direction.
This is the best pivot tool for simplicity, and when it works its awesome. Just need to get this issue fixed.
Thank you very much for the video.
I can see that the issue happens on GameObjects on which you have the “Scale Object” script attached. Does it still happen if you disable or remove this script?
This script might interfere with the process executed by SuperPivot, specially if it’s a “ExecuteInEditMode” script with something done on the transform in the Update function.
It does this regardless of the script. This script is runtime only. 50% of objects in the scene without any script attached have this issue. I have had this plugin for about 2 years and have never submitted a ticket for it. I re-imported to my scene to use this again and still same issue as when I had unity 5.x.x.
Thanks for the info. It’s very weird.
Do you use another plugin which changes objects position? I know that ProGrids2 might interfere with SuperPivot for example.
Anyway if you can’t use the plugin in your project, send me an email at techsaladunity@gmail.com with your invoice ID, I will grant you a refund.
Thanks
TS
I do not use any other pivot modifying plugins. Don’t worry about the refund, This has helped for certain parts of the project. Ive downloaded every pivot tool out there and this works the best when it works. Just a sugestion, maybe add another option to match any other objects pivot. I had issues with trying to create a child of a child game object and match the parent of that childs pivot with childs. Super pivot wants to match the parent highest in the heierarchy. It would be super usefull if you could select object A and set its pivot to what object B’s pivot is regardless of hierarchy structure then delete object B automatically after matching.
Thank you very much for the suggestion, I will definitely consider it.
About your issue, I will have a hard time to figure it out without debugging it. So if you have the time and manage to isolate the issue in a “clean” project, please send me the data so I could reproduce and investigate on my side.
Thanks again
TS
Handy asset you made there =) I’d add an option for independent snapping axes. It’s an uncommon use case, but if one need it, can be very useful. Currently, I run a custom script, to snap my objects to a virtual pixel grid, which translates from 3d to 2d. And all 3 axes are different ^-^ (so you know at least 1 use case)
Hi,
Thank you for the suggestion, but I am not sure to understand. Would you like to be able to snap to round positions according to an axis which is not aligned to the global grid?
Thanks
Hey,
the behavior I mean is when you can fill in independent values for snapping, for each axis.
When ‘snap position’ is checked you can enter not 1, but 3 values.
Like: 3.125, 0.86425, 0.0625. So now, the object will snap to every
3.125th unit on the x axis
0.86425th unit on the y axis
0.0625th unit on the z axis
A non uniform snapping. But I don’t know if this feature will be needed for most of the user here.
Like I said, I have a very special use case and I can extend the most snaping scripts to support 3 axes myself. It’s just repeating the snapping for every axis =)
edit: oh, and global grid is absolute fine. If you ask me, snapping should always be absolute. Snapping to a grid relative to an object could be a feature though
