NEW
Font size
WorksheetsNotes on Blender 3D - Section 1 Review
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The 3D Viewport is your window to the 3D world.
True
False
The Outliner lists all the elements found in the 3D Viewport.
True
False
To move selected objects on the X-Axis, hit “x” and move the mouse.
True
False
Transformations on a selected object can be made by pressing “g” to grab, “s” to scale, and “r” to rotate.
True
False
CTRL+a brings up the Apply menu. Applying all transforms allows Blender to carry out certain operations as intended.
True
False
Front orthographic view can be called on by
Numpad 7
Numpad 1
Pressing "o" for orthographic
SHIFT+a
Top orthographic view can be called on by
Numpad 7
Numpad 1
Pressing "o" for orthographic
SHIFT+a
Meshes are
Lines of code
Web-like grid that measures the 3D Viewport
Made up of vertices, segments, and faces to form a shape
CTRL+p
Primitives are
Meshes in the form of basic shapes such as planes, tori, and cubes
Meshes in the Slow programs
New Blender users
Lines of code
The snapping tool allows you to
Snap meshes
Adhere to the gridline while moving objects
Break meshes apart
Combine meshes
