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nemesis wrote:
> I take it you just used wordstar far more than Blender.
No. They just laid out the keyboard very mnemonically.
> ctrl+e = Edge tools menu
> u = texture Unwrap
> x,y,z = self evident axis
> s = scale
> r = rotate
> g = grab
See, anyone else would have called that "translate".
> e = extrude
> h, shift+h, alt+h = hide operations
Great. Which is which? ;-)
> and so on. I think it's pretty logical.
Well, when you list *only* the logically named keys, sure. Granted, blender
does a lot more than wordstar did, but that doesn't mean it's just as easy.
> What is ilogical is expecting
> someone not used to visual 3D modelling knowing what extrude or unwrap
> means...
Hey, don't get pissy at *me* - I'm not the one arguing its useless. I just
said the UI is hard to learn and to remember, which I think you'll find most
people agree with. In part because it *does* do so much.
I wish Wings3D let you set up keyboard shortcuts for more stuff, because
that's easy to use but slow because you *have* to go thru the menus.
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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much longer being almost empty than almost full.
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