Blender how to see the size of an object

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 Blender tips and tricks, tutorial shows blender how to see the size of an object. In Blender, we can see the size of object in Transform Panel . We will show you the steps in the below screenshot. Blender how to see the size of an object 1. Select the object, then we can go to viewport, and press shortcut N, and show side panel 2. Select Item tag, to show Transform Panel, we can see the dimensions in X, Y, Z, that is the size of select object. Blender how to see the size of an object Watch YouTube Tutorial for viewing size of object in Blender #b3d #blender #cgian #blenderian by cgian Continues Reading : How to see normals in Blender How to show wireframe in Blender I hope this helps. Save it for later!
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How to undo in Blender

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This video tutorial by CG Ian focuses on how to undo in Blender, an essential feature for users looking to manage mistakes efficiently. The objectives include demonstrating how to undo actions, access undo history, and adjust preferences for undo steps and memory limits. This video is suitable for Blender beginners and those seeking to enhance their workflow by learning about effective error correction in the program. Viewers can learn the different methods for undoing actions, as well as how to customize their undo settings for improved productivity.

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How to undo in Blender
How to undo in Blender

How to undo in Blender

Timeline Summary

- 00:00 - 00:30: Introduction to Undo in Blender

  - CG Ian introduces the video and the default scene.

  - He demonstrates scaling, rotating, and moving a cube using keyboard shortcuts.

  - He highlights using Ctrl + Z to undo actions.


- 00:30 - 00:56: Accessing Undo History

  - Ian shows how to access undo history via the Edit menu.

  - He explains the option to select last actions or return to the original state.

  - Viewers learn to manage undo history effectively.


- 00:56 - 01:10: Customizing Undo Settings

  - Ian explains how to navigate to Preferences to adjust the number of undo steps and memory limits.

  - He demonstrates setting the undo steps to 40.

  - The segment concludes with a summary of undo management in Blender.


Key Points

- Undo Actions: Users can undo actions using Ctrl + Z or the Edit menu.

- Undo History: Access through the Edit menu for selecting last actions or starting points.

- Customization: Preferences allow adjustment for the number of undo steps (e.g., setting to 40) and memory limits.

- User Engagement: CG Ian encourages viewers to subscribe for more Blender tutorials.


Key Insights

- Quote: This is how we can undo in Blender.

- Transition: The tutorial progresses from basic actions to more advanced features like customization.

- Focus on Users: Insights into undo functionality make Blender more user-friendly for newcomers.


Conclusion -  How to undo in Blender

This video effectively introduces the undo feature in Blender, demonstrating its critical role in error management for users. By exploring how to undo actions, access undo history, and customize settings, viewers can enhance their Blender experience. Action suggestions include practicing the techniques demonstrated to solidify understanding and consider other workflow improvements. Next steps include exploring more advanced features in Blender through future tutorials from CG Ian.

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