Sculpting Add/Subtract Sculpting Smooth Brush Size Brush Strength Hide Area Unhide Selection Unhide All Mask Paint Mode Subtract Mask Paint Fill/Clear Mask Lasso Mask Stroke Method 2Ĭtrl Shift F Shift + F H Shift + H Alt + H M Ctrl + Click Ctrl + i Ctrl + Shift + Click E Rendering TAB E i F Alt + Click Ctrl+Alt+Click Ctrl + R G, G Ctrl + L Ctrl + E Shift + E U Ctrl + TAB Ctrl + B K P V Alt + V Y Ctrl + M Alt + S O Ctrl + Shift + N Right Click A B C Ctrl + Click Shift + G Ctrl + IĬhanging View Wireframe/Solid View Isolated View Rendered View Weight Paint Modeīlender Keyboard Shortcuts - In Edit Mode Edit/Object Mode Extrude Inset Fill Select Edge Loop Select Ring Create Loopcut Edge Slide Select All Connected Make Seam/Sharp Edge Crease Unwrap UVs Change Selection Mode Bevel Knife Tool Separate to a New Object Rip Rip Fill Split Mirror Shrink/Fatten Proportional Falloff Recalculate Normals Selection Select Select All/Deselect All Box Select Circle Select Lasso Tool Select Similar Invert Selection While Moving Precise Movement Incremental Movement Lock movement to Axis Shift + A Space G S R R, R Ctrl + Shift + Alt + C P T W Shift + D Alt + D M Ctrl + J Ctrl + M H Alt + H Alt + G Shift + S Ctrl + L O Ctrl + A Ctrl + Shift +C Ctrl + PĪdd Object Search Move Scale Rotate Trackball Rotate Move Origin Point Properties Bar Toolbar Option Menu In Object Mode Duplicate Duplicate Linked Move to layer Join/Merge Objects Mirror Object Hide Selected Unhide All Move Selected Object to Center Snap to Cursor Copy Attributes to New Object Proportional Editing On/Off Apply Scale/Rotation/Location Add Constraint Parent Go to for free blender tutorials and tricksīlender Keyboard Shortcuts - Basic Navigation Orbit Pan Zoom Top View Front View Side View Camera View Go to Selected Object Perspective/Orthographic Zoom to Show All Objects Fly Mode Toolbar Object Properties Reset 3D cursorĬommon Middle Click Shift + Middle Click Scroll Numpad 7 Numpad 1 Numpad 3 Numpad 0 Numpad. How to Print this Shortcut Guide Step 1: Press Ctrl+P Step 2: Select Pages 2-4
It’s also printer friendly, so if you want, you can print it out and stick it to your wall! :) Happy Blendering! Andrew Price It’s designed to outline the most useful, most essentials shortcuts that pros use.
I released the first edition of this guide in 2009, and I’ve revamped it and improved it, over the years to create the guide that you’re reading right now. Worst of all though, was that after looking online, I disovered there were no helpful guides that explained which shortcuts were the most important. When I first started using Blender in 2004, I remember feeling completely overwhelmed at the amount of keyboard shortcuts.
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