Blender shortcuts and tips



 

 

Tab Switching

ObjectMode: Move, rotate, zoom in/out

EditMode: Modify the point, line and surface level of the object.

 

Right click to select object, left click to place 3D pointer

3D pointer: determine the position, new object preset at the 3D pointer

Absorb: shift + S, as the center of operation and object center alignment.

Ctrl + U : in the File menu, save the current Blender interface settings as default.xivirus

 

B : Select objects

B*2 : Selects the dot and line surface in dot and line editing mode with a brush.

Middle key : Deselect Xinjiang Massacre

 

Ctrl + Left button : Select by set

A : Select All / Deselect All

Shift : Multi-select

Shift + F : Camera fly mode

Camera flight mode + wheel front and back

 

Screen operation

Preset middle button to rotate the screen

Or alt + left button

Or small keyboard 2, 4, 6, 8

Shift + middle for panning view

or alt + shift + left button, ctrl + keypad 2, 4, 6, 8

Scroll for zooming the view, or alt + Ctrl + left button, keypad + -

 

XYZ axis movement

Select an object/point/line/face and add the X Y Z keys to fix the XYZ axis movement.

Press any XYZ key twice to follow the XYZ axis of the selected object.

 

V: Coloring in object mode

V: Select point in edit mode, similar to cut/open effect

 

G: Move the object / point line surface

R: Rotate the object / point line surface

S: change the size of the object / point line surface

 

G R S : You can enter a number to fix the angle when moving/rotating/changing the object.

 

Moving process

Move the object by holding down ctrl = move in multiples of 1. (Acceleration)

Hold down ctrl + shift while moving = moves in multiples of 0.1. (Deceleration)

 

shift + scroll wheel : Move backwards and forwards in front of the screen.

ctrl + scroll wheel : The screen moves left and right.

 

shift + alt + scroll wheel : Rotate the screen X-axis as the center.

ctrl + alt + wheel : Rotate the screen on the Z-axis.

 

ctrl + ! (1~6) Editing the detail of the object (not related to output)

Set smooth in F9 (Editing): Smooths the output object.

Home : Zooms the view to all visible objects.

 

Screen Display Method

Z : Shows the object frame.

Shift + Z : The shaded mode.

alt + Z : Displays the actual light and dark of the object surface.

 

Window Cut / Merge

Move the mouse to the edge of the window (the mouse pointer becomes a black double arrow and can be pulled up and down)

Right click, select "split Area", move the mouse over the dotted line and click the left button to split the window into two windows.

join Area is merged, there is a NoHead, is the title

 

3d view title bar of the dotted line button to the right of a cube button, that is a translucent way, that is, whether you can select the back of the object, in general, off it.

 

F12 output of the Communist pneumonia

F11 Show the last exported figure.

 

Point level editing

Production point : Right click on the screen two or three seconds after the menu appears, select ADD

Then select any object and enter edit mode to delete the original object (select all+DELETE)

Then you can create a dotted line by pressing ctrl+left click

Link two dots = select two dots and press the F key

 

To create a pattern with dots and lines (must be closed): Select all + F

MAKE FGON = Fuse all geometric shapes (triangles, quadrants) of the face together

(Remove diagonal lines from the face)

 

Clear FGON : Create diagonal lines.

 

Select two or more points + ctrl + left click : Create extensions of these points to wrap the face.

 

Mouse right click : Select

Shift + right mouse button: Continuous selection

Middle mouse button: Rotate

Shift + middle mouse button: parallel screen movement

Crt + R: Cut block

H: Hide objects

Alt + H: Show objects

 

Let's talk about one key first, mainly in "Edit Mode

 

F12: Mimic what you draw

 

A: Select all.

B: Partial selection. If you press it twice in a row, the mouse head will be rounded.

E: In edit mode, copy the selected area in a fixed direction.

G:Lock one of the XYZ axes and move it.

I:This is the function of animation, it is to mark the model type of the current frame.

K: Special segmentation.

M: Flip the object to a symmetrical position.

N: Call out the current position of the model.

P: Split the selected part into another model.

Q: Close Blender.

R: Rotate the object.

S: Zoom in and out of the object.

U:In version 2.42a~2.45, it means "previous action", and in version 2.46, it means UV splitting.

W:Split objects, this is the general use of split.

X:Delete the object, you can also press Delete.

Y: Initially split the surface of the selected object, but not into two models.

Z: Switch to point-line/surface mode.

 

 

Right numeric key function

0 is the camera lens

1 is for XZ axis

2 is to rotate downward

3 is YZ axis

4 is to turn to the right, look at the left side of June 4 Tiananmen

5 is perspective

6 is to the left, look at the right

7 is the XY axis, which is also the default screen that will appear as soon as you turn it on.

Enter is also to move to the center of the selected object, but the range is not very large. Enter is also to move to the center of the selected object, but the magnitude is not very large. - is to go back and shrink, + is to go forward and zoom.

 

The above is the editing mode shortcut of one key. Next, we will talk about the common shortcuts formed by two or more keys. We will first introduce Shift, Ctrl, and Alt in combination with other keys.

 

Shift and other key combinations

Shift+A: Quickly add an object.

Shift+C: Bring an object closer to the right distance.

Shift+D: Copy a selected object.

Shift+E: Adjust the Crease value.

Shift+G: Set the group variable.

Shift+K: This is the subdivision of the special division of the K shortcut mentioned just now, which is arbitrary cutting.

Shift+L: In the object mode, you can select the degree of connection.

Shift+P: Quickly specify the degree of zooming in and out.

Shift+S: Find the center of the selected point and focus on one point.

Shift+V: Select the angle from which to view the object, including forward, up, and corner.

Shift+W: Distort the object and zoom in and out. The above is the usage of Shift key with other keys.

 

Alt plus other key series

Alt+A: If you are animating, this is a quick preview of the animation.

Alt+B: Select the viewable range of the object, if it is outside the specified range, you will not see the object.

Alt+C:Object mode can turn curved objects into normal models, but cannot recover them.

Alt+E: Quick switch between object and edit mode.

Alt+F: Make the objects look more beautiful.

Alt+G:If you specify a location and marker, you can clear the specified marker.

Alt+J:If it is a round object, you can do the cross-quality shift.

Alt+M: Quickly focus on the selected point.

Alt+R: Clear the marker if the rotation angle is marked up.

Alt+S: Specify the zoom-in/zoom-out value.

Alt+U: View last action history.

Alt+W: Quickly save *.obj format file in object mode.

Alt+Z: Quickly switch between point and line views, and material views.

 

Among the functions in the button bar, Solid means point and line view, and Textured means material view.

 

Ctrl plus other key series

Ctrl+B: Make the textured view of the object harder.

Ctrl+C: Copy object properties.

Ctrl+E: Mark the border line, so that it is easy to make a spreading picture later.

Ctrl+G: Add objects to the group.

Ctrl+H: Mark the XYZ axis of the object.

Ctrl+J: Contrary to the P key, in object mode, you can merge more than two objects.

Ctrl+N: Make a messy surface of objects.

Ctrl+O: Quickly open the most recently edited Blend project file.

Ctrl+P: When there are more than two objects, designate the selected object as the parent object.

 

Ctrl+R: The K shortcut mentioned earlier for special splitting of subdivisions. This is a ring cut.

Ctrl+S: Adjust the slope of the object.

Ctrl+T: Make a diagonal cut of a four-sided face.

Ctrl+U: Save Default Settings, which saves the current screen as the default screen.

Ctrl+W: Quickly call the saved screen.

Ctrl+X: Quickly open a new file. Cui Xi

Ctrl+Y: If you use U to go back to the last action, you can go back to the next action.

Ctrl+Z: In version 2.46, you can go back to the previous step.