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=== Keyboard === | === Keyboard === | ||
* If you have a laptop without dedicated numpad go to '''Blender User Preferences''' > '''Input'''. | * If you have a laptop without dedicated numpad go to '''Blender User Preferences''' > '''Input'''. | ||
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* But please get a three-button mouse. | * But please get a three-button mouse. | ||
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* Whenever you open Blender, it always starts with a box. | * Whenever you open Blender, it always starts with a box. | ||
* You'll notice that if you click around with the left mouse button, nothing happens. | * You'll notice that if you click around with the left mouse button, nothing happens. | ||
Revision as of 12:55, 20 November 2016
Notes for a 3 year workshop on Blender.
Contents
Set up your devices
Keyboard
- If you have a laptop without dedicated numpad go to Blender User Preferences > Input.
- Blender User Preferences SHORTCUT is
Cmd ,
Mouse
- If you don't have a 3 button mouse, go to Blender User Preferences > Input.
- Blender User Preferences SHORTCUT is
Cmd ,
- Selecting 'emulate mouse' will mean that you can simulate the middle mouse button if you press the
Altkey while using the left mouse button. - But please get a three-button mouse.
Open Blender - It always begins with a box
- Whenever you open Blender, it always starts with a box.
- You'll notice that if you click around with the left mouse button, nothing happens.
- But if you click on your middle mouse button and drag around, this is what moves your view around.
See also
- Blender - My master notes for Blender
