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>> Also very interested to see that Ctrl+X does something completely
>> unexpected and highly catastrophic. Remind me to never, ever press
>> that while in Blender! o_O
>
> Actually, it's quite the contrary: when you're learning, it's best to
> start from scratch anew everytime you learn something.
I'll say...
> Ctrl+X to me was one of the most useful keycombos in Blender in the
> beginning. I wouldn't even save anything (because nothing was worth
> it), just play around and start anew when anything got wrong or if I
> thought it was enough learning for a particular technique.
Yeah, that sounds pretty typical. Strange choice of shortcut though.
> It's been changed to a -- perhaps saner -- Ctrl+N(ew) in 2.5 alpha.
OK.
> F1 opens a previous file, F2 saves and ctrl+w writes current changes to
> the current file. shift (or alt?) F1 lets you load objects and
> materials from a previous file into your current file.
Ctrl+W usually closes the current document/application. But in Blender
it saves? Wacky...
> hope you may have a fair ride...
Yeah...
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