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Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
A very important thing I've forgot to ask you @pior - you're using the Default right now, or would you mind sharing your setting if you've changed it? Where do you usually keep your left hand? Mine out of habit would have the middle finger on W and index reaching for E/R (Move/Rotate/Scale), but with Blender I get the feel… -
Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
Hello ! My setup is highly customized, in part inspired by habits from both Max and Maya while also keeping it compatible with Blender unique systems (like the off-hand manipulation discussed above). I started by first using the default keys and navigation for a while, then modified them manually to have Maya-style… -
Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
@pior Got you, under the premise of not knowing what I'm going to break and what great feature I'm going to miss out on, that's really solid advice and a strong argument to learn the default first - (in fact on my first key-bind attempt, I already had to disable 20 or 30 things I had no idea about, just to not conflict… -
Re: Learning Blender and Texturing
What you say sounds really promising, but what worries me is that those transforms are pretty much "free hand" unless you hit the key for the axis every time, and beside that X-Z Y are pretty much far apart in the keyboard...Seems like something that would work better for the blockout of some organic shape, and not hard…
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