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Menus, search, and shortcuts

Menus, search, and shortcuts - Blender Tutorial

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Menus, search, and shortcuts

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- [Instructor] Now that you have an idea of where things are at in Blender. I want to show you an easy way of finding all of those actions. On your keyboard, you can hit either F3 or go up to edit, menu search. In here, you can type in anything that you need to look for, Like add cylinder. Once you hit enter, you'll see a cylinder popup and you can click on the move option over here on the left and just move it up. If we come back to operator search again, we can go to menu search and type in add monkey. Now before I hit enter this time, you can see that there are a few things that appear. For example, you'll see that says in the 3D viewport, under add or the shortcut shift A, go to mesh and then click on monkey. Okay so let's actually find that. In the 3D viewport, which is what this is right here. Go to add, mesh. Hey, there's the monkey. And now I can left click and drag and move this monkey out…

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