Notes on Blender 3D: Section 12

CTRL+r is the shorcut to loop cut meshes.

• True

• False

The loop cut tool adds geometry to meshes by splitting a circle of quad faces.

• True

• False

X-Ray mode allows you to see through solid objects.

• True

• False

CTRL+b is a shortcut to bind meshes.

• True

• False

CTRL+j is a shortcut to join meshes.

• True

• False

Primitives include

• Cubes

• Spheres

• Planes

• All of the above

To make horizontal loop cuts, the mouse cursor must be close to the

• Right or left edge of one of the faces in the loop

• Top or bottom edge of one the faces in the loop

• Center of one of the faces in the loop

• None of the above

To increase or decrease the number of cuts in a loop cut

• Scroll the mouse wheel

• Right click after pressing CTRL+r

• Use the numpad

• None of the above

A quick way to select all faces in the lower half and around a mesh is to

• Click select all faces in the lower half of the besh

• Box select the lower half of the mesh while in wireframe mode

• This cannot be done in Blender

• None of the above

The shortcuts to box select and inset are:

• "b" and "i" respectively

• CTRL+b and CTRL+i respectively

• ALT+a and ALT+i respectively

• SHIFT+b and SHIFT+i repectively