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Blender how to go into edit mode

Blender how to go into edit mode
Blender how to go into edit mode

Edit Mode in Blender can allow us to edit object's shape by adjusting vertices, edges, faces. Also, if we have a curve, we can go to edit mode to edit its control points to reshape the curve. If we want to go from object mode to edit mode, we can follow below steps.

Blender how to go into edit mode

1. Select an Object or a Curve

2. Go to Drop Down Menu and select Edit Mode, as per above screenshot , or we can hit shortcut Tab

Then, we can edit the object or curve in Edit Mode.

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