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# Target Normals

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#### Sphereize Normals:

Starts the Sphereize Normals mode. Sphereizing the normals will add a target point from which the loop normals will point away from.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Use case:** [Fixing breast shading](https://bnpr.gitbook.io/bnpr/normal-editing/fixing-breast-shading)
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#### Point Normals at Target:

Starts the Point Normals at Target mode. Adds a target point that the loop normals will point towards.

Align Vectors will take a vector from the average location of the selected points to the target and apply that vector for all of the selected normals.

{% hint style="info" %}
This is the opposite of *Sphereize normal*. While Sphereize normal is good for round things, *point normals at target* is great for object with **concave** features.
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