Something we realized is though there are plenty of amazing video blender tutorials all over our site, there wasn’t a clearly defined starting point. As with anything there has to be a beginning or an initial handshake of “Hey, nice to meet you” to really get started on the right foot.

This is why we have created this dedicated “Getting Started with Blender” page to help break the ice and get introductions out of the way.

In this blender video we will cover where the basics of the interface and how to navigate through it.

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Discussion

86 Responses to “Blender: Interface and Navigation”
  1. fred
    Posts: 1

    great stuff. is there a tutorial that explains shortcuts on a macbook pro (no left right or middle mouse buttons, nor scrolling wheel)?

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    Sep 1, 2011 at 9:23 am
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi Fred,

      You can make navigation easier on a laptop by going to the User Preferences, and under the Input category, enable “Emulate Numpad” and “Emulate 3-button mouse”. This will allow you to navigate the views with the top 1-9 number keys. It will also allow you to rotate the view by holding ALT + LMB, pan with SHIFT + ALT + LMB, and zoom with CTRL + ALT + LMB.

      I hope that helps!

      -Jonathan

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      1.1
      Sep 1, 2011 at 10:10 am
      • Doug
        Posts: 1

        Thank you Jonathan! I’ve been using Wings with a 2-button trackball for years (using “Emulate 2-button mouse -> Blender style.”) I was *way* annoyed trying to get “Blender style” to work in Blender until I read your post.

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        1.1.1
        Sep 7, 2011 at 1:56 pm
      • Loggins
        Posts: 2

        Thanks for the tips; however, I also have an imac with a trackpad instead of a mouse and the tutorial lends towards a pc. I went into the user pref, input category and clicked on emulate 3 button mouse which also auto clicked emulate numpad. Saved as default but am still a little lost on the basic navigation. Zoom is super easy with the trackpad since you just squeeze or pull apart your fingers and I did see I could do the different views with 1-9 and 0 us the camera view (although I don’t know how to exit these views now). I also am not sure on your post what ‘LMB’ is unless you mean for me to press all three letter keys.

        Are there tutorials for using a mac? Are all the other tutorials going to be as hard to figure out? These seems like an awesome product and I am excited to use it and learn about it but keep getting stuck on this little stuff. After the tutorials I’ll probably end up wanting to buy your extra lessons if they’re geared for an imac user :) Suggestions? Thanks!

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        1.1.2
        Sep 12, 2011 at 7:38 am
      • Posts: 1415

        Hi Loggins,

        LMB refers to Left Mouse Buttom. In turn, RMB and MMB are Right and Middle mouse buttons.

        Many of these tutorials have been recorded on a Mac. Blender behaves nearly identical across all platforms, whether that is a Mac, PC or Linux machine. I actually work on a Mac most of the time!

        The easiest way to navigate on a laptop is to hold ALT while dragging the LMB to rotate the view, SHIFT + ALT + LMB to pan the view and then the two finger pinch to zoom.

        I hope that helps!

        -Jonathan

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        1.1.3
        Sep 13, 2011 at 9:20 am
      • kathy
        Posts: 1

        Thanks Jonathan, That suggestion worked for me.

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        1.1.4
        Sep 17, 2011 at 12:41 pm
      • Loggins
        Posts: 2

        Jonathan, I’m still a little stuck since I am using an imac with a trackpad and not a mouse. So, I don’t have a LMB, RMB, or MMB, etc. I have searched my trackpad details and have found some ways of navigation that are installed on the trackpad that work with blender however I am still trying to get some basic functions like pan, orbit, etc down. It’s pretty tough to get started and I don’t want to move on to other tutorials until I have these down or feel like I may keep getting behind. Thanks!

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        1.1.5
        Sep 21, 2011 at 7:37 am
      • Posts: 1415

        Hi Loggins,

        If you go to the User Preferences > Input and enable “Emulate 3 button mouse” you will be able to navigate by substituting ALT + mouse button (LMB) for the middle mouse button. You can use ALT + LMB to rotate, SHIFT + ALT + LMB to pan and CTRL + ALT + LMB to zoom.

        I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any other questions or problems.

        -Jonathan

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        Sep 21, 2011 at 8:40 am
      • Leendert Schouten
        Posts: 1

        Hello I just started with this Blender application.
        Consider me as a total noob on creative arts.

        It seems to me that this tutorial does not cover the 2.6.1 version.

        I cant get any further then lesson 2 because 2.6.1 behaves differently than it should.

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        1.1.6
        Jan 18, 2012 at 11:50 am
      • Posts: 1415

        Hi there,

        What differences are you finding in the behavior? We are working to update these videos to 2.61 soon. In the mean time I’ll be happy to help you any way that I can.

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        Jan 18, 2012 at 12:14 pm
  2. Serenity Ranch
    Posts: 1

    Thanks for this. I have wanted to do 3d modling for years now I am getting the hang of it. Blender rocks! thanks for the tutorials.

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    Sep 5, 2011 at 12:59 am
  3. SQLek
    Posts: 1

    Very beautiful black square :[ I’m completly stuck, and any tutorials/materials don’t cover first steps and/or speaker is too fast (i’m not native english speaker and not hd capable). Where is something not VOIDEO :[!!

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    Sep 6, 2011 at 11:35 pm
  4. Captain of the S.S failboat
    Posts: 3

    Dude, I can,t play the mother f;ippng video. I click play and then either it dosn’t start or it automatically finishes. I don’t know whether it’s my laptop or if it’s your site but It’s impossible for an absolute begginer like me to get started without guidence.

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    Sep 10, 2011 at 3:23 pm
    • Posts: 299

      Hi Captain of the SS. FailBoart.. neat name. ;) Are you able to view the videos on Vimeo.com? Sometimes that is a good test to see if it is a local issue or not.

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      Sep 11, 2011 at 12:11 am
      • Captain of the S.S failboat
        Posts: 3

        I can view videos on vimeo. It was friggin slow but the video was running. And the movie I chose sucked.

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        4.1.1
        Sep 16, 2011 at 3:41 pm
    • Posts: 1415

      If the video playback is slow it sounds like you may have a problem with your video card driver. I would definitely recommend checking that you have the latest driver update.

      -Jonathan

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      4.2
      Sep 16, 2011 at 3:47 pm
      • Captain of the S.S failboat
        Posts: 3

        Ok I changed to a different computer and the friggen video still wont play, this computer has the drivers updated and it can run things like youtube and vimeo and all that chizzle.

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        4.2.1
        Sep 16, 2011 at 11:25 pm
  5. Posts: 2

    Foxfire gives error on the video: “Sorry – The creator of this video has not given you permission to embed it on this domain. This is a Vimeo Plus feature.”

    The Blender Install Video (#1) works fine. All vids from #2 forward fail. My suspicion is something wrong with Vimeo account.

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    5
    Sep 10, 2011 at 11:26 pm
    • Posts: 2

      I see…It’s a pay for tutorials…You can ignore my comment. My apologies for bothering you with this.

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      5.1
      Sep 10, 2011 at 11:32 pm
      • Posts: 299

        Hi Kyle,

        You still should be able to view these tutorials though. 90% of our education is free to stream and watch. The error you are receiving is a bug we believe in the Vimeo system, and it is tell us (CG Cookie) that we must be a Plus member.. which we are. ;) Worse case these videos are also on our vimeo channel to watch if the embed code doesn’t work here.

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        5.1.1
        Sep 11, 2011 at 12:04 am
    • Posts: 3

      I have no problem with chrome browser

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      5.2
      Nov 24, 2011 at 2:32 pm
  6. Posts: 1

    Hi, I think that metioning of TrackBall/Turntable option is very important because I have tried Maya 3D and the default option in Blender was driving me mad ;-) But the videos are great! Keep it that way ;-)

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    Sep 16, 2011 at 9:00 am
  7. Labeeb Ahmad
    Posts: 1

    I am thankfull to all participants and creaters of this great work.

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    Sep 18, 2011 at 3:15 pm
  8. Surazz
    Posts: 3

    Hi Jonathan,

    The videos in the vimeo player are getting stuck in between and does not play fully, i tried on other machine, changed browsers, and clear my cache too. but still its getting stuck midway.

    Are these videos on you tube or some other videos site. can u post a link plz.
    I want to learn Blender too. :(

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    Sep 23, 2011 at 3:47 am
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi Surazz,

      Are you able to view the tutorials on http://vimeo.com/cgcookie ?

      -Jonathan

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      8.1
      Sep 23, 2011 at 8:11 am
      • Surazz
        Posts: 3

        Hi Jonathan,

        As u suggested i tried on vimeo.com as well, same problem occured. the video mostly gets stuck around 3:36.

        Can you upload these basic tutorial videos on youtube plz.

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        8.1.1
        Sep 26, 2011 at 3:06 am
      • Posts: 1415

        Thanks for letting me know! We will get these added to Youtube ASAP.

        -Jonathan

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        Sep 26, 2011 at 8:47 am
  9. Surazz
    Posts: 3

    Thanks Jonathan. Please post the youtube links in this trail. Watching this space for the update. :)

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    Sep 26, 2011 at 9:50 am
  10. ajay
    Posts: 1

    i am just start in this VFX field i want to integrate some 3d object in my live action footage :D hope blender rocks

    i am amazed on how blender is soo small yet it can do a lot can u explain why 3ds max all those other huge ??? whats the difference anyway :D hope i learn it fast thanks for video

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    Sep 27, 2011 at 11:31 pm
  11. Greg_E
    Posts: 2

    How can you do the basic navigation on a tablet computer? I normally don’t have a keyboard connected and the only keyboard that can use with this tablet is an infrared. If I have to I’ll come up with a USB keyboard but mouse is a no go. The pen only has left button (tip), right button (side switch) and eraser (other end of pen). It is a Wacom digitizer so it is mostly supported (can’t wait to see what Gnome 3.2 brings for it). Trying this on Win XP and Fedora Design spin (multiboot machine).

    What tips would you give for operation with something like a Wacom Bamboo digitizer? or an old Calcomp digitizer (with 16 button puck) for my other computer?

    And a big thanks for doing these videos, I know how much time it takes to put things like this together.

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    Sep 30, 2011 at 3:47 pm
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi Greg,

      If you enable “Emulate 3 button mouse” in the Input section of the User Preferences then you can navigate by using ALT + LMB in place of the middle mouse button.

      -Jonathan

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      11.1
      Sep 30, 2011 at 3:50 pm
      • Greg_E
        Posts: 2

        Thanks. Need to figure out how to update from 2.49 on Fedora so I can play better, trying to move to Linux on this tablet and pretty clueless still. Might have to do my Blender playing on Windows for a while.

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        11.1.1
        Sep 30, 2011 at 5:01 pm
  12. Posts: 3

    Hi Jonathon
    Loved the tutorial, one thing I cant figure out is how to change the user preferences to allow me to change to the front, side views etc (I don’t have a numpad)

    Please help

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    Oct 2, 2011 at 6:28 pm
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi Cameron,

      If you enable “Emulate Numpad” you can then change views with the 1-0 keys along the top of your keyboard. I hope that helps!

      -Jonathan

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      12.1
      Oct 2, 2011 at 8:22 pm
      • Posts: 6

        Also something I had a hard time figurering out on my MacBook Pro 13″ from late 2010. Since FN + J, K, L or 1, 2, 3 etc. doesn’t work on this model. I will have to use the “Emulate Numpad” feature. (i.e: File -> User preferences, or CMD + , (comma) -> Input tab) Which by the way, works like a charm!

        Remember however, if you “Load Factory Settings”, you will have to do the steps once again. (At least I had too with a out-of-the-box Blender version. No installment.)

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        12.1.1
        Jan 11, 2012 at 4:32 pm
  13. Ahailia
    Posts: 2

    I can’t find this middle key. Is there another way I can freely rotate without the middle key

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    Oct 5, 2011 at 9:20 pm
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi Ahailia, the middle key refers to the Middle Mouse Button, or scroll wheel button on your mouse. If you do not have a middle mouse button then you can enable “Emulate 3 button mouse” in the Input section of the User Preferences. This lets you substitute ALT + Left Mouse Button for the Middle Mouse Button.

      I hope that helps!

      -Jonathan

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      13.1
      Oct 6, 2011 at 9:04 am
      • Ahailia
        Posts: 2

        Thanks so much! That helped a lot

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        Oct 6, 2011 at 3:37 pm
  14. Billy
    Posts: 1

    Great, but I didn’t have sound on so maybe it needs some captions or something.

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    Oct 9, 2011 at 4:56 am
  15. stephane
    Posts: 1

    i dont have an input section.
    what do i do?

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    Oct 10, 2011 at 2:30 pm
  16. Jim
    Posts: 1

    For some reason, after a while, the camera manipulation (Middle mouse + drag etc.) changes to be sort of absolute, making it very hard to move around. Is there a way I can change this back?

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    Oct 13, 2011 at 11:49 am
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi Jim, when this happens you just need to switch into Orthographic mode by pressing Numpad 5.

      -Jonathan

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      16.1
      Oct 13, 2011 at 12:13 pm
  17. Tomas
    Posts: 3

    Hello, it’s my firts day here so i have one little problem :P .
    when i’m trying to use left button to move my point of view it doesn’t work.
    i’m just moving around the little red and white circle :S
    i’m sure it’s something simple but i can not find what :S.

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    Oct 15, 2011 at 11:29 am
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi Thomas, in order to navigate without a Middle Mouse Button you need to enable “Emulate numpad” from the Input section of the User preferences. Once you do that you can navigate by substituting ALT + LEFT MOUSE BUTTON for the Middle mouse button.

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      17.1
      Oct 15, 2011 at 12:55 pm
  18. Tomas
    Posts: 3

    :S i’m feel just stupid lol i didnt use the middle button only the left button
    cos the tutorial, thank’s man

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    Oct 15, 2011 at 1:36 pm
  19. Tomas
    Posts: 3

    I forgot to say that your tutorial is great

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    Oct 15, 2011 at 1:41 pm
  20. unnkown
    Posts: 1

    what if clicking doesn’t let you rotate but instead move a cross-hair to the point you clicked? and right clicking only moves the object around until i click it again. then it gos back to the same point i picked it up from.

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    Oct 16, 2011 at 9:34 am
    • Posts: 1415

      To rotate the view you need to use your Middle Mouse Button. If you don’t have a MMB then you can enable “emulate three button mouse” in the Inout section of the Usr preferences. This will allow you to rotate with ALT + LEFT MOUSE BUTTON.

      I hope that helps!

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      20.1
      Oct 16, 2011 at 12:46 pm
  21. ilham
    Posts: 1

    pdf file doong

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    Oct 22, 2011 at 6:14 am
  22. Tekniko
    Posts: 2

    Great tutorials thanks!

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    Oct 24, 2011 at 7:37 pm
  23. Posts: 3

    I’ve downloaded blender, but my UI doesn’t look like yours in the video, is there something i’m missing? I’m using the linux version, on Fedora 15.

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    Oct 24, 2011 at 11:19 pm
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi there,

      Which version of Blender did you get? There will likely be some minor difference since the UI has changed slightly since I did this video. If there’s anything glaringly different just let me know and I can help you through it! It’s on my to-do list to redo these videos :)

      -Jonathan

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      23.1
      Oct 25, 2011 at 8:33 am
      • Posts: 3

        I’m using 2.49b, just downloaded a copy yesterday.

        The UI you have in the videos reminds me alot of 3dsmax, but my copy of blender looks totally different.

        http://evularts.com/temp/blender_default_ss.png

        i’ve done some ui changes myself, but it still looks nothing like your video, even some of the buttons/tabs on the pallet(s) look different.

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        23.1.1
        Oct 25, 2011 at 10:06 am
      • Posts: 3

        Well, i’m stupid, apparently YUM doesn’t have the most recent version of blender in the system, i downloaded 2.6 from the site itself, and its spot on.

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        23.1.2
        Oct 25, 2011 at 8:34 pm
  24. Jeanny Balogh-Smith
    Posts: 1

    Great Tutorials! Thanks! I have an iMac with a mouse that has no wheel. In system preferences I can’t find the place to change to a 3 button mouse or turn on emulate 3 mouse button.

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    Nov 3, 2011 at 10:18 am
  25. Tristram
    Posts: 2

    My interface looks NOTHING like the one in the video.

    Blender 2.4x on Funtoo Linux. Is there some way to configure the interface? i’d much prefer that one than the one i’ve currently got =/

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    Nov 12, 2011 at 6:55 pm
    • Tristram
      Posts: 2

      never mind. Upgrading to ‘unstable’ 2.57 got me the same interface.

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      Nov 12, 2011 at 7:18 pm
  26. Posts: 2

    Hey! Great tutorials but I have a problem when I run blender and I click it doesn’t move :( I can’t move my angles of views what can I do?

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    Nov 22, 2011 at 5:04 pm
  27. Ian
    Posts: 1

    I’m using a Mac, and the Middle-mouse button orbit view thingie doesn’t work.

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    Nov 23, 2011 at 11:56 pm
  28. Ariel
    Posts: 1

    I’m using a pc and my interface looks almost exactly like yours, except when I open a new file, ther e are like… green, blue, and red lines coming out of the cube, and whenever i try to rotate the screen, it doesn’t work; when I click on the screen, I can’t drag it because there’s this weird cursor that keeps jumping to where I click… help!! :(

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    Nov 24, 2011 at 5:38 pm
  29. Mr. P
    Posts: 1

    Thanks Jonathan! I’ve been trying to switch to Blender from 3ds Max for a long time. I guess the reason for me not succeding was always trying to make Blender interface work as closely to Max’s as possible. With your tutorials I can now see that there’s also logic in Blender’s interface :)

    Best regards,
    P.

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    Dec 18, 2011 at 7:46 am
    • Posts: 1415

      That’s great to hear! Aside from the interface differences, are you finding anything that you miss in Max or love in Blender?

      -Jonathan

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      29.1
      Dec 18, 2011 at 10:00 am
  30. simon Hampshire
    Posts: 2

    I found this video totally unhelpful. I have installed blender as per initial video instructions yet my blender views/windows do not relate to what is shown in the video at all.

    I have no idea how to get my view to be the same so without a common reference point… this video is useless.

    It has just added to my Blender frustrations… my dislike of this software is rapidly turning to hate.

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    Dec 21, 2011 at 9:35 pm
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi Simon, I’m sorry to hear you’re frustrated. Would you happen to be using Blender 2.49? or earlier? If so, please upgrade to Blender 2.61 and you’ll have a much easier time following along, and most likely enjoy Blender a lot more ;) You can download 2.61 from here: http://www.blender.org/development/release-logs/blender-261/

      -Jonathan

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      30.1
      Dec 21, 2011 at 10:54 pm
    • Angel
      Posts: 1

      I have been trying to learn blender for years but it isn’t easy to learn because of things like the different formats of the program.Mmy blender looks noting like the one here. But I am determined to learn it. so I will persist. I learned gimp so I will now figure out blender. I would rather have a beginner tutorial to learn the operation of blender. Does anyone know where I can find one. I learn by doing not as well with lectures. Blender is a fun program so can someone put up tutorials that are fun to do, so learning isn’t so boring.

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      30.2
      Feb 8, 2012 at 7:47 pm
      • Posts: 1415

        Hi Angel,

        Chances are you are on an old version of Blender. I would highly recommend going to http://blender.org/ and download the latest 2.61 version. Then you should have no problem following these tutorials :)

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        30.2.1
        Feb 8, 2012 at 9:33 pm
  31. KinG_Bob
    Posts: 1

    Videos are always usefull when reading the tutorial on a mobile phone. I guess blender will have to wait till i get internet. back to photoshop methinks.

    unless anyone can link me to a text/image based tutorial?

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    Dec 28, 2011 at 4:59 pm
  32. peter
    Posts: 1

    what is the middle button on a mac!!!

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    Jan 12, 2012 at 9:39 pm
    • Posts: 1415

      If your mouse does not have a Middle Mouse button you can emulate it by going to the User Preferences in Blender and then under the Input section enable “Emulate 3 Button Mouse”. Then you will be able to substitute ALT + LMB for the MMB.

      -Jonathan

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      Jan 13, 2012 at 11:43 am
  33. Jeremie
    Posts: 2

    Heyyy, how do you like, change your workspace, cuz i like f****d up :/

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    Jan 13, 2012 at 5:29 pm
  34. presti1399
    Posts: 1

    Johnathan,
    Went to user preferences didnt see an input section to make this change.
    thanks

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    Jan 17, 2012 at 1:54 pm
  35. Posts: 1

    Praise da Lawd for these tutorials!

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    Jan 20, 2012 at 9:01 am
  36. Tyler
    Posts: 1

    hi everyone im 14 and i want to no if this is the right program to start designing modles for the start of a game im trying to make and if anyone can give me some hints on how to start it i would really appreciate it

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    Jan 21, 2012 at 9:01 am
    • Posts: 6

      You will need to understand modelling and how the program works over all. How to rig a character etc. If you are inpatient, this isn’t something you should do. (Don’t get me wrong, I’ve just started myself. But like anything you will have to study and read up on it.) It will take time (if not a life time) to control and master the program fully. And fixing your own bugs is just a part of it, as well. I would recommend you did go threw all these “Get Started Tutorials”. Then you have that under your fingertips, or at least some. You can move between these if you should forget and a specific topic. (Modelling a building, making a tree, making landscape, etc.) Happy hacking!

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      Jan 22, 2012 at 3:00 pm
  37. cody
    Posts: 3

    hey i am just getting back to blender an was planning on getting the newer version of blender. my only question is does this vid have sound or speaking in it cause if so my computer isn’t picking it up ?

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    Jan 22, 2012 at 12:20 pm
    • Posts: 6

      It should have. I can get the sound at least. Are you sure your drivers are up to date? Have you installed the newest version of flash as well? It might be a bug of flash itself. Try to refresh the browser or restart it.

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      37.1
      Jan 22, 2012 at 2:53 pm
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi Cody,

      The video does have sound. Is it possible that your speakers are muted, turned off or perhaps unplugged?

      -Jonathan

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      37.2
      Jan 23, 2012 at 10:46 am
  38. Will
    Posts: 1

    Um… I don’t see the toolbars or timeline when I start it, it starts with a cube in the middle (looks like a square, viewed from just one side) and a couple toolbars along the bottom.

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    Jan 31, 2012 at 10:15 am
  39. Alli Carter
    Posts: 3

    Hi Jonathan,

    I have a MacBook Pro OS X 10.6.8 laptop, and non of the instruction you have gave work on my mac. Have i downloaded a bum blender or is there something i am missing? I use SHIFT-ALT-LMB and nothing happens, i can’t go to side, front, back, top or under view, neither can i undo which is normal CMD-Z.

    Is there any way you can get a mac especially for this??? Joke.

    Are there any written instruction for mac users (especially the laptops)?

    Sorry for all the questions, just really bothering me.

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    Feb 1, 2012 at 10:33 am
    • Alli Carter
      Posts: 3

      you know what… i was just playing dumb… cause guess what…. i think i have found out how to do it… SORRY!!! I will one day learn to read :P

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      39.1
      Feb 1, 2012 at 10:35 am
    • Posts: 1415

      Hi Alli,

      I actually work on a Mac as well. Blender is slightly different than most applications, in that the hotkeys are identical across all platforms. So when I say CTRL in a tutorial I actually mean CTRL, whether that’s on a Mac, Windows or Linux box. There are a few commands that are also available with the CMD key but most are CTRL. This may seem weird, but it helps keep the Blender experience consistent no matter what system you’re running on.

      Cheers,

      -Jonathan

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      Feb 1, 2012 at 6:40 pm
  40. Alli Carter
    Posts: 3

    Just a little tip for other mac users who don’t already know this though… i found that translating Window Commands into Mac Commands fairly difficult as we generally either don’t have the button, or have more buttons like the CMD (apple) button. If your trying to undo and your a numb nuts like me (because on any OTHER software undo is CMD-Z) undo is CTRL-Z.

    Basically, revert your mac knowledge back to when you had windows, and attempt to translate it all back.

    Whoever decided to make Apple Products soo different from windows is a very silly entrepreneur.

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    Feb 1, 2012 at 10:58 am

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