Notes on Blender 3D - Section 1 Review

The 3D Viewport is your window to the 3D world.

• True

• False

The Outliner lists all the elements found in the 3D Viewport.

• True

• False

To move selected objects on the X-Axis, hit “x” and move the mouse.

• True

• False

Transformations on a selected object can be made by pressing “g” to grab, “s” to scale, and “r” to rotate.

• True

• False

CTRL+a brings up the Apply menu. Applying all transforms allows Blender to carry out certain operations as intended.

• True

• False

Front orthographic view can be called on by

• Numpad 7

• Numpad 1

• Pressing "o" for orthographic

• SHIFT+a

Top orthographic view can be called on by

• Numpad 7

• Numpad 1

• Pressing "o" for orthographic

• SHIFT+a

Meshes are

• Lines of code

• Web-like grid that measures the 3D Viewport

• Made up of vertices, segments, and faces to form a shape

• CTRL+p

Primitives are

• Meshes in the form of basic shapes such as planes, tori, and cubes

• Meshes in the Slow programs

• New Blender users

• Lines of code

The snapping tool allows you to

• Snap meshes

• Adhere to the gridline while moving objects

• Break meshes apart

• Combine meshes