In this article we will see how to move in the 3D space of Blender, for this it is important that you have the numeric keyboard (Numpad) unlocked:
- Numpad 5: Allows you to switch between orthogonal and perspective views and vice versa.
- Numpad 2 and Numpad 8: Allows us to move between the scene vertically.
- Numpad 4 and Numpad 6: Allows us to move between the scene horizontally.
- Numpad + and Numpad -: Zoom in or out of the scene; The behavior is equivalent if:
- We rotate the mouse wheel (
- ).
- If you press control plus the mouse wheel and move the mouse (
- +
- ).
- Basically with the following three keys we can see the scene located from the X, Y and Z axes:
- Numpad 1: Look at the scene from the front (View from the Y axis).
- Numpad 3: Look at the scene from the side (View from the X axis).
- Numpad 7: Look at the scene from the top (View from the Z axis).
- Numpad 0: Positions us above the camera view; that is to say; from where the camera is looking (from where the camera is pointing).
- If you hold down the mouse wheel and move the mouse, you can rotate the view of the scene.
- Pressing shift plus the mouse wheel and moving the mouse allows you to move the view of the scene (
+
).
These are keyboard shortcuts, to see the view options you can go to view and you will see a menu like this:
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