How do I precisely choose vertices when using vertex snapping

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How do I precisely choose vertices when using vertex snapping

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Anonymous 2016-01-12 06:57:44 Post No. 508907 [Report]

How do I precisely choose vertices when using vertex snapping in blender? I want to snap the highlighting (in orange) vertex to the vertex circled in red. They're different objects by the way.

However, when trying to snap, the outside vertices (usually the one on the bottom) are only snapping, I can't get inner vertices to snap together.

Anonymous 2016-01-12 16:29:55 Post No.508936
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Anonymous 2016-01-12 16:29:55 Post No.508936 [Report]

you only choose 1 side to snap,the other is detected automatically
also you can simply bridge loops but it will cost you an extra polygon

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