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Inspirational 3D course for Designers

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  1. Introduction to the Blender Interface 8 lectures

    Modeling rigid objects
    2 Topics
    1. Create a simple Object
    2. Shaping a model
  2. Modelling
    Modeling organic objects
    2 Topics
    1. How to add a new primative.
    2. Add detail to your 3D model without a High Poly Mesh
  3. Scaling Rotating and Transforming
    3 Topics
    1. Learn about Scaling Rotating and Tranlating.
    2. See the various ways of accessing those tools.
    3. How to change your view
  4. Texturing and Light settings
    Understanding ways to illuminate a scene
    2 Topics
    1. Light Texture or How to Breathe Life into Dull Scene
    2. How to create a 3D texture
  5. Rendering the final output
    2 Topics
    1. Apply materials and render 3D model
    2. Creating beautiful renders of your 3D model using V-Ray.

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Inspirational 3D course for Designers Scaling Rotating and Transforming How to change your view
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How to change your view

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If you are looking to change your view and navigate around the canvas, check below for how to do this for the platform you’re on.Other ways to change your view

If you want to move, scale, or rotate your canvas, see How to transform canvases. To frame your image or resize it, see How to resize images

Changing your view in SketchBook for Desktop

In the Lagoon,  contains lots of tools for changing your view that you’ll probably use all the time, such as View Snap, Fit to View, and Actual Size.

If you are an Enterprise customer using a 4K high-DPI display, see View SketchBook on a 4K high DPI display for how to change your view.

Ways of changing your view

Learn how to zoom in and out, move around, and view an image’s actual size or fit it to view.

Zoom in and move about

Tap and flick toward or press and hold down the spacebar to access the puck.

  • Move your stylus to the center to zoom and tap-drag to zoom in and out.
  • Move your stylus to the outer ring and tap-drag to reposition your sketch on the canvas.

Zoom using a touch strip

Cintiqs and some tablets have a touch strip for zooming. Position your cursor over the area you want to zoom in or out of. Move your finger along the touch strip in an upward motion to zoom in or a downward motion to zoom out.

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