BTW under Preferences: Keymap - 3D View - check : 'Extra Shading Pie Menu Items', you'll get the Xray mode and toggle Overlays added to the menu with 'Z'
Great tips. Thank you! UPD: "Shift+R" does not work for voxel size in newer versions of Blender. Now it's just "R" key instead of "Shift+R" UPD2: local view could be also chosen by pressing "/" on the main keyboard. (The same key, where the question mark located)
Also shift+z for wireframe. I also like to use the pie on drag option(F4->preferences->keymap) which makes 3 change. Tilde become fly/walk mode. Hold tilde down and drag mouse gives view pie (gizmo pie if you changed it in keymap). Tab toggles edit mode. Hold tab and drag mouse gives mode pie. Z toggles wireframe. Hold z and drag get shading pie. I also like to use alt click tool prompt. Just press the alt key then press G for move tool, R rotate tool, S for scale tool, T for transform tool, Ctrl+b for bevel tool, e for extrude tool, or I for inset tool. Work great for people who like gizmos. Then W to go back to select or tap alt then b if you are using right click select.
Oh forgot to mention thanks for the video I didn't know about Ctrl+r in sculpt mode. You already mentioned the shift+r in other videos. I love your work.
your videos are always my first stop when looking for something new. A great insightful video as always :). It would be great if you could come up with a video regarding cameras , using multiple cameras in particular. The clarity of your thought and the logical way of application is what sets your tutorials miles ahead of the rest.
Fantastic! "Supersonic Speed" engaged! I love it! 😆 Thanks so much for the great information Grant. I'll be adding this video to my playlist and referring to it often. I hope you have a great weekend! 😃
Always new shortcuts to discover, and interesting ways to combine them. Let's say for example you already have your 3D cursor set somewhere specific that you don't want to change for whatever reason, but you do want to get the origin of an object to the center of a face on your mesh. One way to do it is to go into object mode, select your object, we're going to be snapping so hit / to isolate it and keep other objects out of the way, z to change it to wireframe, press ctrl+period to manipulate the origin. I find the snapping shortcut to be pretty awkward, but it's ctrl+shift+tab; pick vertex. G to grab your object origin, hold ctrl and hover over one of the vertices and press a. Repeat pressing a over each vertex on the face, then let go of ctrl. Hold ctrl once again and click to set your origin right between the highlighted points. You probably won't need to briefly let go of ctrl, I just do it out of habit to make sure things snap right between the highlights. Press ctrl+period again to stop manipulating the origin, press / to get out of isolation and you're done. Seems like a lot of effort and complication when you read it, but the whole thing really only takes a few seconds if you have your shortcuts down and you're comfortable with navigating around.
love grant always clarifying zed for us americans hahah I find shift+spacebar to be super helpful in sculpting. Brings up a list with all the names, and when using a tablet, you don't have to move your arm as much, as it appears at the cursor's location.
Shift + Tab will turn off and on snapping Ctrl + Shift + Tab will open snapping menu Ctrl + Shift + Alt + Z will change the display as to bound to wire and so on, which you see in object tab in properties panel
The real power of the pie menus is if you hold the key down and only have to drag mouse cursor until option is highlighted (the circled area) then let key go. This way you don't have to click the option.
Or you can press the key while quickly moving the mouse in that direction for a ninja-style mouse-flick. Or you can press the corresponding numpad number, useful when the mouse cursor is close to the screen edge and mouse movement doesn't work right
@@derekdjay If you really want to go ninja. F4->Preferences->interface->menus->pie menus->set a distance for confirm threshold. it will drop you out of the pie menu when you reach that distance in the direction of your choice. You can also reduce the radius of the selection circle(Threshold setting) and the overall radius of the pie menu(Radius setting). I have view pie menu set to the D key set to Click Drag for even faster work, because I rarely have to move my left hand from typing position.
If somebody is wondering why the Alt + Q dosnt works... it works from Blender 3.0... and if you download the Blender and it dosnt works... it is because you are still uisng the previous one, it looks when you install a new blender it dosnt overwrite the previous one but creates a new entry or folder with the new one, so if you are using a shortcut from the windows tool bar it will open your older version of blender (at least for me was like this)... the direct acess from the desktop should take you to the new one
Hi. I just added Blender 3.2.2 and I just can't use the Ctrl+Tab / Tab to open the edit mode. It runs the play line below instead. Does anyone how to fix this or the alternative hotkey?
Hey can I ask how do I timestamp something after modelling it. Like it changes it shape with time. one moment its a ball and it changes its shape to a aeroplane or something. I will be delighted if you answered this.
I just added Blender 3.2.1 and right clicking on the model in object mode isn't bringing up a menu of any kind so that I can set origin to selected. I have no clue what the shortcut for that is now :/
So I was sculpting lady night and hit a key that locked the object, couldn't find a way to unlock it. None of my tools would work on it so I remeshed it and that forced a unlock, still don't know what I hit though
@@grabbitt It's all unlocked now, Some how when I re-meshed it, It caused it to force unlock. Super awesome video though man i have been going through all your videos lately cause i'm trying to get back into blender after a few years now and they're very helpful so thank you so much
i just downloaded the new version of blender and now non of the shortcuts are working on my mac keyboard....I have version 3.1.2 is this something anyone else here is experiencing by chance?
Dear grant i have a serious problem i just cant do/learn uv maping is there any thing like substance painter that do uv good and automatic?also i cant use sub painter becuse i dont have win 11
Hola soy tu admirador algún día me puedes enseñar a textura con relieve piezas redondas cilindros planos con efecto madera es para imprimir. Mil gracias sigo suscrito. Saludos desde Argentina Hi, I'm your admirer, one day you can teach me texture with relief, round pieces, flat cylinders with wood effect, it's for printing. Thank you so much, I'm still subscribed. Greetings from Argentina
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BTW under Preferences: Keymap - 3D View - check : 'Extra Shading Pie Menu Items', you'll get the Xray mode and toggle Overlays added to the menu with 'Z'
Awesome tip
Just seems quicker to use shift+alt+z and alt+z
Ever since I started watching your videos I have mastered blender and started My own TH-cam channel
Great tips. Thank you!
UPD: "Shift+R" does not work for voxel size in newer versions of Blender. Now it's just "R" key instead of "Shift+R"
UPD2: local view could be also chosen by pressing "/" on the main keyboard. (The same key, where the question mark located)
Also shift+z for wireframe. I also like to use the pie on drag option(F4->preferences->keymap) which makes 3 change. Tilde become fly/walk mode. Hold tilde down and drag mouse gives view pie (gizmo pie if you changed it in keymap). Tab toggles edit mode. Hold tab and drag mouse gives mode pie. Z toggles wireframe. Hold z and drag get shading pie. I also like to use alt click tool prompt. Just press the alt key then press G for move tool, R rotate tool, S for scale tool, T for transform tool, Ctrl+b for bevel tool, e for extrude tool, or I for inset tool. Work great for people who like gizmos. Then W to go back to select or tap alt then b if you are using right click select.
Oh forgot to mention thanks for the video I didn't know about Ctrl+r in sculpt mode. You already mentioned the shift+r in other videos. I love your work.
your videos are always my first stop when looking for something new. A great insightful video as always :). It would be great if you could come up with a video regarding cameras , using multiple cameras in particular. The clarity of your thought and the logical way of application is what sets your tutorials miles ahead of the rest.
Fantastic! "Supersonic Speed" engaged! I love it! 😆
Thanks so much for the great information Grant. I'll be adding this video to my playlist and referring to it often.
I hope you have a great weekend! 😃
Thank you for the video. I was thinking about the keyboard short cuts for choosing the 3d cursor or other transform options
saved my time, THANKS
Always new shortcuts to discover, and interesting ways to combine them. Let's say for example you already have your 3D cursor set somewhere specific that you don't want to change for whatever reason, but you do want to get the origin of an object to the center of a face on your mesh.
One way to do it is to go into object mode,
select your object,
we're going to be snapping so hit / to isolate it and keep other objects out of the way,
z to change it to wireframe,
press ctrl+period to manipulate the origin.
I find the snapping shortcut to be pretty awkward, but it's ctrl+shift+tab; pick vertex.
G to grab your object origin, hold ctrl and hover over one of the vertices and press a.
Repeat pressing a over each vertex on the face, then let go of ctrl. Hold ctrl once again and click to set your origin right between the highlighted points. You probably won't need to briefly let go of ctrl, I just do it out of habit to make sure things snap right between the highlights.
Press ctrl+period again to stop manipulating the origin,
press / to get out of isolation and you're done.
Seems like a lot of effort and complication when you read it, but the whole thing really only takes a few seconds if you have your shortcuts down and you're comfortable with navigating around.
press pause and have a go with that! thanks for the content!
Essentail? Love your videos, thanks! :)
Grant, you've done a great job with this subject in the past year or two. Thank you for this. There are topics you may not have thought of though.
Let me know
Whats an Essentail, I had to do a few takes to realize it was a typo, thought it was some program with tail at the end haha. Essen-tail.
Another great one, Grant. Cheers
thx, was looking for that first one yesterday
Thank you !
Thank You
Knowing these shortcuts makes me feel like a hacker 😎
love grant always clarifying zed for us americans hahah
I find shift+spacebar to be super helpful in sculpting. Brings up a list with all the names, and when using a tablet, you don't have to move your arm as much, as it appears at the cursor's location.
Yes that's a good one🙂👍
Please keep informing us about competition
Great thank you. I didn't know about the < and > shortcuts 🤘
Very handy, Thanks!
Shift + Tab will turn off and on snapping
Ctrl + Shift + Tab will open snapping menu
Ctrl + Shift + Alt + Z will change the display as to bound to wire and so on, which you see in object tab in properties panel
The real power of the pie menus is if you hold the key down and only have to drag mouse cursor until option is highlighted (the circled area) then let key go. This way you don't have to click the option.
Or you can press the key while quickly moving the mouse in that direction for a ninja-style mouse-flick. Or you can press the corresponding numpad number, useful when the mouse cursor is close to the screen edge and mouse movement doesn't work right
@@derekdjay If you really want to go ninja. F4->Preferences->interface->menus->pie menus->set a distance for confirm threshold. it will drop you out of the pie menu when you reach that distance in the direction of your choice. You can also reduce the radius of the selection circle(Threshold setting) and the overall radius of the pie menu(Radius setting). I have view pie menu set to the D key set to Click Drag for even faster work, because I rarely have to move my left hand from typing position.
Is there a pie menu for the snapping drop down? Ex. to jump between increment, vertex, edge, face snapping?
I don't know if one
If somebody is wondering why the Alt + Q dosnt works... it works from Blender 3.0... and if you download the Blender and it dosnt works... it is because you are still uisng the previous one, it looks when you install a new blender it dosnt overwrite the previous one but creates a new entry or folder with the new one, so if you are using a shortcut from the windows tool bar it will open your older version of blender (at least for me was like this)... the direct acess from the desktop should take you to the new one
Hi. I just added Blender 3.2.2 and I just can't use the Ctrl+Tab / Tab to open the edit mode. It runs the play line below instead. Does anyone how to fix this or the alternative hotkey?
Could we get some tutorials on making game ready fur? Their pretty hard to find 😅
An ass load of planes with a fur texture on them, not much to model
Hey can I ask how do I timestamp something after modelling it. Like it changes it shape with time. one moment its a ball and it changes its shape to a aeroplane or something. I will be delighted if you answered this.
Blendshapes
I just added Blender 3.2.1 and right clicking on the model in object mode isn't bringing up a menu of any kind so that I can set origin to selected. I have no clue what the shortcut for that is now :/
Nvm I just saw it in the object menu lol. Also found out the shortcut is w
So I was sculpting lady night and hit a key that locked the object, couldn't find a way to unlock it. None of my tools would work on it so I remeshed it and that forced a unlock, still don't know what I hit though
press n to see if you have lock on anything there
@@grabbitt It's all unlocked now, Some how when I re-meshed it, It caused it to force unlock. Super awesome video though man i have been going through all your videos lately cause i'm trying to get back into blender after a few years now and they're very helpful so thank you so much
I knew all but two of these and it still takes me ages to model anything that looks remotely good 😭
i just downloaded the new version of blender and now non of the shortcuts are working on my mac keyboard....I have version 3.1.2 is this something anyone else here is experiencing by chance?
Not sure about this one
Dear grant i have a serious problem i just cant do/learn uv maping is there any thing like substance painter that do uv good and automatic?also i cant use sub painter becuse i dont have win 11
Have you looked at my UV mapping playlist
Hola soy tu admirador algún día me puedes enseñar a textura con relieve piezas redondas cilindros planos con efecto madera es para imprimir. Mil gracias sigo suscrito. Saludos desde Argentina
Hi, I'm your admirer, one day you can teach me texture with relief, round pieces, flat cylinders with wood effect, it's for printing. Thank you so much, I'm still subscribed. Greetings from Argentina
See my sculpting playlist where I sculpt a wooden vase type thing
I think you said Shift+Z at 0:38 instead of Shift+S! (I'm not a native speaker, maybe I'm wrong)
Ho care about you ?
I totally heard shift + zed LOL
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