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Blender has hidden useful tool sometime we forgot to use but how are they work? here is the Pivot point rotation i will remind you guys
Pivot Point Modes
Bounding Box Center

What it does: Uses the center of the selected objects’ bounding box as the pivot.

Best for: Rotating or scaling multiple objects relative to their collective center.

3D Cursor

What it does: Uses the location of the 3D cursor as the pivot.

Best for: Precisely controlling the point of rotation or scaling.

Tip: Move the 3D cursor with Shift + Right Click (or Shift + Left Click, depending on settings).

Individual Origins

What it does: Each object (or element like face/vertex) rotates or scales around its own origin point.

Best for: Applying uniform transformations to multiple objects independently.

Example: Rotating multiple wheels around their own axles.

Median Point

What it does: Uses the average center of all selected items.

Similar to: Bounding Box Center, but mathematically precise median of selected elements.

Subtle difference: Especially noticeable in Edit Mode with uneven geometry.

Active Element

What it does: Uses the location of the active object or component (last selected) as the pivot.

Best for: Rotating things around a specific object or vertex.

Pro tip: The last selected element becomes the active one.
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