Moving an object by its vertices to another objects vertices so I'm quite new to blender and may have missed something glaringly obvious. What I am trying to do is move a mesh to another mesh so it overlaps let's call them Mesh A and Mesh B. The meshes itself has quite a lot of vertices. I need these two meshes to align exactly so my thinking is to select one of the vertices of mesh A and move the whole mesh by that specific vertice onto another specific vertice on Mesh B. Here is where I am stuck. I cant seem to select individual verticies in Object mode and precisely guide it to another vertice. I tried Vertice snapping but it seems to only want to snap the &quot;edge&quot; vertice instead of the one i am trying to use. In Edit mode, moving verticies only move the vertice and not the whole object so thats not what i want either. I feel like its such a simple task esp as i'm used to other 3D modelling software like Rhino so this simple task not working makes me think i am missing something. I have attached some images below to try illustrate what i would like. Appreciate any advice and help on this! :)


EDIT: Ok so halfway through typing this i figured out you had to move the pivot point of the mesh to the vertice you want to use and go from there.... Quite a bit of effort just to move one vertice to another please tell me there is another method...
as moonboots said, it can be easily done, but i am not sure whether his explanation is &quot;enough&quot; for beginners, so here the short story long:
Let's say you got a plane and a cone and you want to move one vertex of the plane to the top of the cone:

1.) select your plane

tab for edit mode

select your vertex




Shift - S -&gt; Cursor to selected



Tab

Object -&gt; Origin to cursor




select the cone

tab for edit mode

select your vertex

Shift S -&gt; Cursor to selected




tab

select your plane

Shift - S -&gt; Selection to cursor




result: