cedub53 posted at 11:11 PM Thu, 22 June 2023 - #4468458

In the past I have found the easiest way to do this is create the light, parent it to the object. Then Zero all the rotations and transformations. This places the light close to the object, but more importantly the axis of the object and light are aligned so the light if moved, moves correctly along the objects  x y or z axis, rather than the axis it started with.

This also applies to anything that needs to be aligned correctly , I use this method a lot for reusing hair made for different characters.

Believe me: some 3D objects may have their center rather misaligned... 

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