0:28 - OMG thank you. First time trying to learn Blender and no other video even acknowledges users that might not have a num pad. Was pulling my hair out over here.
For those who want to zoom in and out with the camera: in camera view(with num0) make sure camera is selected press g to grab and then double press z : you can now drag your mouse to zoom in and out
I'm an expert in Daz studio and brand new to Blender, I was trying this myself for almost 3 hours and than I found this tutorial. It helped me a lot. Thanks!!
But it is so much simpler in Daz Studio. You select the camera you want and put it in position. The rendered picture looks exactly like what you see in the viewport in Daz. In Blender you get some kind of postcard with yellow lines that is difficult to move around.
I hate blender, I have a glitch where my camera randomly changed its fov to be extremely zoomed out no matter what I did so to fix it I just deleted it and spawned in a new one which usually works, but instead of it working like it’s supposed to the old camera view stayed in the same spot and orientation even when the new camera was moved all over the place, it destroyed a whole project that I was forced to delete because of a fucking camera malfunction that made no sense
Hi - great video! - however, at 1:05 the zoom function didn't work for me, I'm Blender 3.2 is that perhaps why? love to use thise feature but so far no go.
Quick keys dont work for me and even in the view menu "Align active camera to view" is grayed out. This a constant sticking point for me on every tutorial
G doesn't work in the camera view mode even though the 'camera to view' box is checked - nothing happens when I move the mouse after using G. Also I have another frame withing the camera view frame that I can resize - is it the render area perhaps? Anyway no idea. - a lot of confusing 'gottyas' in Blender.
i have used many 3d apps but blender has the most awful hotkeys and workflow I have ever seen, everything is overcomplicated. why can't you just look at the camera and move it with normal navigation keys like all the other softwares?!
0:28 - OMG thank you. First time trying to learn Blender and no other video even acknowledges users that might not have a num pad. Was pulling my hair out over here.
For those who want to zoom in and out with the camera:
in camera view(with num0) make sure camera is selected
press g to grab and then double press z : you can now drag your mouse to zoom in and out
I'm an expert in Daz studio and brand new to Blender, I was trying this myself for almost 3 hours and than I found this tutorial. It helped me a lot.
Thanks!!
But it is so much simpler in Daz Studio. You select the camera you want and put it in position. The rendered picture looks exactly like what you see in the viewport in Daz. In Blender you get some kind of postcard with yellow lines that is difficult to move around.
Such a quick and clear video!!! Thank you so much I needed this badly 😭😭
Did not know the tracking tool! wow this changes everything. thank you!!
A brilliant little video tutorial thank you!
Thank you!
bruh when i press zero nothing happens 💀
Its not said in the video, but its the zero on the numberpad, not on top of your keyboard
I was struggling with blender until I saw your video. Thank you so much.
I hate blender, I have a glitch where my camera randomly changed its fov to be extremely zoomed out no matter what I did so to fix it I just deleted it and spawned in a new one which usually works, but instead of it working like it’s supposed to the old camera view stayed in the same spot and orientation even when the new camera was moved all over the place, it destroyed a whole project that I was forced to delete because of a fucking camera malfunction that made no sense
learning is hard, I am so Cinema4d brained everything is crazy for me. Thx for you tutorial!
here for the align camera to view. thank you so much
If you have multiple cameras, how do you switch the view between one and the others. Without switching the scene's camera.
Thank you very much! This video was very useful to me.
i just want to know how to turn my camera around my model. whenever i try to do it my mouse makes a rectangle
Thank you so much... I was struggling a lot... Blender in the beginning is a real pain... 🥲🥲🥲
Thank you, and greetings from Ukraine! 💙💛
Greetings and thx a lot
Thank you, very good explanation.
It's amazing video
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Thanks!
Hi - great video! - however, at 1:05 the zoom function didn't work for me, I'm Blender 3.2 is that perhaps why? love to use thise feature but so far no go.
Same for me
@@Fifty8Hz I found out you'll have to hit "G" first before holding down the middle mouse button.
Nice and simple. Thank you.
thank you very much :333
many thanks!!
Thanks a lot!
Quick keys dont work for me and even in the view menu "Align active camera to view" is grayed out. This a constant sticking point for me on every tutorial
Hello, I made all in milimeters but camera and light is small too. Do you know how made camera and light more visible as in meter?
hell yeah
align active camera to view isn't working for me
G doesn't work in the camera view mode even though the 'camera to view' box is checked - nothing happens when I move the mouse after using G. Also I have another frame withing the camera view frame that I can resize - is it the render area perhaps? Anyway no idea. - a lot of confusing 'gottyas' in Blender.
thanks way easier that way.
Sir, from the camera view with ctrl+alt+num0, how to go back to normal?
thanks brrrroooooooo
Our "Friend", the default cube
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which version blender it is?
Unfortunately this doesn't work of you have the Object: Lazy viewport 1.1 addon active.
1:28
i have used many 3d apps but blender has the most awful hotkeys and workflow I have ever seen, everything is overcomplicated. why can't you just look at the camera and move it with normal navigation keys like all the other softwares?!
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