Blender 3D Viewport Navigation

This video tutorial introduces the basics of navigating Blender's 3D Viewport. It covers selecting and deselecting objects, using hotkeys, and the benefits of right-click selection. The tutorial explains how to rotate, pan, and zoom using the gizmo and middle-click drag. It also discusses pivot points, focusing on objects, and using the Frame Selected tool. The video further explores the camera and grid icons, explaining the difference between Orthographic and Perspective modes. Finally, it concludes with a preview of the next video, which will cover different windows in Blender.

What is the primary method to select an object in Blender's 3D Viewport?

• Left-click the object

• Double-click the object

• Middle-click the object

• Right-click the object

Which key combination is used to deselect all objects in Blender?

• Shift + D

• Ctrl + D

• Ctrl + A

• Alt + A

What tool is used to rotate the view around an object in Blender?

• The magnifying glass

• The hand icon

• The gizmo

• The camera icon

How can you achieve a flexible rotation of your view in Blender?

• By pressing the spacebar

• By clicking the hand icon

• By middle-click dragging

• By using the scroll wheel

What is the purpose of the Frame Selected tool in Blender?

• To delete the selected object

• To change the color of the selected object

• To focus the view on the selected object

• To duplicate the selected object

Which key on the number pad is used to focus on a selected object?

• 0

• +

• .

• -

What does the camera icon in Blender's viewport do?

• Switches to wireframe mode

• Activates the render view

• Enters the camera's perspective

• Opens the settings menu

What is the main difference between Orthographic and Perspective modes?

• Orthographic mode shows realistic depth

• Perspective mode flattens the view

• Perspective mode is used for 2D sketches

• Orthographic mode ignores perspective

Which key on the number pad switches to the camera view?

• 1

• 3

• 5

• 0

How does Orthographic mode help in modeling?

• It enhances color contrast

• It flattens the view for accuracy

• It provides a realistic view

• It speeds up rendering