How would I snap or properly align cubes in blockbench?

[austere karma]

The attached image is the model/cube I'm attempting to align. I can't figure it out without completely clipping through the model. I want to have the cube curve off in a clean manner. I'm new to modeling, help is appreciated!

[lilac thorn]

(Result for "vertex-snapping")
https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/549198394925514753/609491083369512960/vertex_snap.gif

Explanation: Z-fighting is a term used in situations where two planes overlap each other on the same depth plane. The visual glitching looks like the textures are fighting over which one is getting shown (hence the name).
"Fix": Offset the glitching elements from each other by a small amount. An easy way for example is to type +0.01 or +-0.01 in the position value field (top right) of the relevant axis (That trick also works for other value fields and with other math functions like * and /, just fyi.).

[jade wolf]

See the first FAQ to align the curve and the second to fix the glitching

[austere karma]

Appreciate it!

[austere karma]

im struggling a bit to do the glitch fix, do I just add 0.01 to X and Y?

[jade wolf]

I'd do it in the inflation box (fourth box in the size values)

[austere karma]

It worked!!! Thank you SO MUCH

I'm excited

first model tingzzzz

How would I select an entire model to move all of it at once instead of separate cubes?

[austere karma]

@jade wolf How would I get those 2 cubes to align without overlapping?

referring to the top right cubes of that model^

[jade wolf]

Ctrl A

[jade wolf]

Set the vertex snapping mode to scale, then snap to the vertex, then do the same fix for z-fighting you did earlier

[austere karma]

@jade wolf finding it pretty hard to get that bar on the right lined up correctly

I snap one side and then the other gets unaligned