주변 장치 설정하기¶

모니터¶

A full HD display or higher is recommended. Multi-monitor setups are supported, and workspaces can be configured to span multiple monitors.

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Example of Blender’s multi-monitor support.¶

입력 장치¶

블렌더는 다양한 종류의 입력 장치를 지원해요.

키보드 (숫자 키패드, 알파벳 글자가 있으면 좋음)
Mouse (recommended: three button mouse with scroll wheel)
NDOF Device (also known as 3D Mouse)
Graphic Tablet

참고

If you are missing an input device such as a mouse or numpad you can change Blender’s keymap to emulate these devices. Settings to enable this can be found in the Input Preferences.

Mouse¶

마우스 버튼 모방(emulate)하기¶

If you do not have a 3 button mouse, you will need to emulate it by checking the option in the Preferences.

마우스에 따른 조합을 정리한 표

3버튼 마우스	`LMB`	`MMB`	`RMB`
2버튼 마우스	`LMB`	`Alt-LMB`	`RMB`

Keyboard¶

숫자 키패드 모방(emulate)하기¶

숫자 키패드가 없다면, 있는 것처럼 모방할 수 있어요. (일반 숫자 키를 사용하는 대신, 레이어를 빠르게 선택하는 기능이 덮어씌워져 사용할 수 없습니다.)

Read more about Numpad Emulation in the Preferences.

비알파벳 키보드¶

비알파벳 키보드를 쓰고 있다면, UK나 US 레이아웃으로 바꿔서 더 편하게 작업할 수 있어요.

참고

You can also change the default keymap and default hotkeys from the Preferences, however, this manual assumes you are using the default keymap.

Graphic Tablet¶

Graphics tablets can be used to provide a more traditional method of controlling the mouse cursor using a pen. This can help provide a more familiar experience for artists who are used to painting and drawing with similar tools, as well as provide additional controls such as pressure sensitivity.

참고

마우스 대신 그래픽 태블릿을 쓰고 있는데도 필압이 먹히지 않는다면, 마우스 포인터를 블렌더 창 위에 올려놓은 상태로 그래픽 태블릿을 뺐다가 다시 연결해 보세요. 도움이 될 수도 있어요.

NDOF (3D Mouse)¶

3D mice or NDOF devices are hardware that you can use to navigate a scene in Blender. Currently only devices made by 3Dconnexion are supported. These devices allow you to explore a scene, as well as making Fly/Walk Navigation easier to control. The NDOF device can be configured in the Preference. These settings can also be accessed using the NDOFMenu button on the NDOF device to open a pop-up menu to adjust the settings directly from the viewport.

See Input Preference for more information on configuring peripherals.

Head-Mounted Displays (Virtual Reality)¶

HMDs make it possible to place users in an interactive, virtual environment. Attached to the head, they track head movements to project a seemingly surrounding world onto small screens in front of the user’s eyes. If the system works well, they experience the virtual environment as if they were really inside of it.

Supported Platforms¶

Virtual reality support in Blender is implemented through the multi-platform OpenXR standard. This standard is new and therefore support for it is still limited.

OpenXR compatible platforms.¶
Platform	Operating System	Notes
Monado	GNU/Linux	Not recommended for general use yet.
Oculus (Rift and Quest)	Windows	Prototype Release, Oculus Link required for Quest.
SteamVR	Windows, GNU/Linux	Developer Preview.
Windows Mixed Reality	Windows	Requires Windows 10 May 2019 Update (1903).

Getting Started¶

The following subsections describe how an HMD can be set up for usage with the supported platforms. If this is not done, Blender will report an error when trying to start a virtual reality session.

Oculus¶

Oculus provides prototype OpenXR support. To use it, Blender has to be started in a special way, as described below.

Download and install the Oculus Rift software.
Start Blender by double clicking the blender_oculus script inside the installation directory. It will open a command-line window with further information.
Enable the VR Scene Inspection add-on in Blender.

SteamVR¶

OpenXR support in SteamVR is a developer preview. It requires SteamVR beta features.

Enable SteamVR beta updates.
Launch SteamVR. It should show a prompt for making SteamVR the default OpenXR runtime. Click Set as default.
Enable the VR Scene Inspection add-on in Blender.

Windows Mixed Reality¶

To check if a PC meets the requirements to run Windows Mixed Reality, Microsoft offers the Windows Mixed Reality PC Check application.

Make sure the Windows 10 May 2019 Update (1903) is installed.
If the system meets all requirements, the Mixed Reality Portal should already be installed. It is also available in the Microsoft Store.
Launch the Mixed Reality Portal. Click the menu button ... in the lower left corner. In the menu it opens, select the Set up OpenXR.
Enable the VR Scene Inspection add-on in Blender.

For more information, refer to Windows〉 Getting Started Guide for OpenXR.

Monado¶

Monado is a free and open source XR platform for Linux. It is not yet ready for production usage and should only be used for testing purposes.

Packages are available for the following distributions:

Ubuntu (Eoan, Focal)
Debian (bullseye, sid)

For other systems, it has to be compiled from source, which in this case is not recommended for people with little experience in compiling software. Follow the Getting Started Guides from Monado to do so nevertheless.