Blender brings Three-D Animation to the Masses
- By Rick
- Tuesday 23rd of January 2018
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Commands
| A | deselect or select all |
| Alt+A | toggle animation |
| Shft+A | add |
| Ctrl+A | OM popup apply menu |
| B | box select |
| Shft+B | zoom border |
| Alt+B,Ctrl+B | something about borders??? don't understand yet |
| C | circle select |
| Shft+C | cursor to center |
| Shft+D | duplicate |
| Alt+E | extrude menu |
| F | face |
| G | grab |
| H | hide selected |
| Alt+H | unhide |
| Shft+H | hide unselected |
| I EM | inset selected faces, else insert keyframe |
| Alt+I | delete keyframe |
| Ctrl+I | invert selection |
| M | move to another layer |
| Alt+M | merge selected verticies |
| N | toggle properties panel |
| Ctrl+N | EDIT MODE recalc normals, other modes open new blend (reload startup) |
| P | separate part of a mesh into its own object |
| R | rotate |
| Shft+R | repeat last action |
| S | scale |
| Shft+S | popup Snap menu |
| T | toggle tools panel |
| W | popup vertex specials menu |
| X | delete |
| Z | toggle wireframe |
| . | bring to center |
| Ctrl+LMB | Edit mode add a vertex |
| Alt+RMB | over edge - selects edge loop |
| Ctrl+Space | toggle 3D manipulator |
| Shft+Space | toggle fullscreen with windows header menu visible |
| Alt+F10 | toggle bigger fulscreen (no header) |
Techniques
Camera
- Alt+R clear rotation
Bezier Curves
- Alt+C close curve
- F fillgap between two vertex points
- V set handle type (auto, vector)
- W subdivide - insert new point between selected
- X,Select - remove a point
- X,Segment - cuts curve between two selected points
Backdrop in Node Compositor
- V zoom out
- Alt+V zoom in
- Alt+MMB pan
- Ctrl+LMB,drag to cut a connection between nodes
- Shft+LMB,drag over a connection to create a reroute node (splitter)
- H collapse selected node
Make an emitting plane:
- Cycles - Give you plane an emission shader
- Blender render - In material settings increase emit value.
- In World enable Indirect Lighting and set Gather to Approximate
Rick
I came to Thailand with strong yearning to grow spirituality. Living as an expat in such a different culture gives one a unique perspective on what is really important in life. My experiences have brought me full circle from an exploration of Eastern philosophy back to the origins of western religions and philosophy.
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