Atalhos gerais¶
Conventions Used in This Manual¶
Teclado¶
Hotkey letters are shown in this manual like they appear on a keyboard. For example:
G |
The «G» key without any others (as though you were typing a lowercase «g»). |
Shift, Ctrl, Alt |
Modifier keys. |
Ctrl-W, Shift-Alt-A, … |
Indicates that these keys should be pressed simultaneously. |
0 to 9 |
The keys on the number row above the letters. |
Numpad0 to Numpad9, NumpadPlus |
The keys on the separate numeric keypad. |
Other keys are referred to by their names, such as Esc, Tab, and F1 to F12. Of special note are the arrow keys: Left, Right and so on.
Mouse¶
Este manual se refere aos botões do mouse como:
LMB |
Botão Esquerdo do mouse |
RMB |
Botão Direito do mouse |
BMM |
Botão do Meio do mouse |
Wheel, WheelUp & WheelDown |
Rolando a roda. |
Nota
Blender has two main selection modes: left-click select and right-click select. See the Select with Mouse Button preference.
While left-click select is the default as it’s the most common in other applications, right-click select does have its advantages. See: Learn the benefits of right-click select.
Hovering¶
The following shortcuts can be pressed while hovering the mouse cursor over an editable field.
Propriedades¶
Ctrl-C |
Copy the (single) value of the field. |
Ctrl-V |
Paste the (single) value of the field. |
Ctrl-Alt-C |
Copy the entire vector or color of the field. |
Ctrl-Alt-V |
Paste the entire vector or color of the field. |
RMB |
Open the context menu. |
Backspace |
Reset the value to its default. |
Minus |
Invert the value’s sign (multiply by -1.0). |
Ctrl-Wheel |
Change the value in incremental steps. For fields with a pop-up list of values, this cycles the value. |
Return |
Activates menus and toggles checkboxes. |
Alt |
Hold while editing values to apply the change to all selected items (objects, bones, sequence-strips). This can be used for number fields and toggles. |
Animação¶
I |
Insert a keyframe. |
Alt-I |
Clear the keyframe. |
Shift-Alt-I |
Clear all keyframes. |
Ctrl-D |
Assign a driver. |
Ctrl-Alt-D |
Clear the driver. |
K |
Add the property to the current keying set. |
Alt-K |
Remove the property from the current keying set. |
Fazendo scripts em Python¶
Ctrl-C |
When pressed while hovering over an operator button, copies its Python command to the clipboard. This command can then be used in the Python Console or in the Text Editor when writing scripts. |
Shift-Ctrl-C |
When pressed while hovering over a field, copies its relative data path (also available from the context menu). Useful when writing drivers or scripts. |
Shift-Ctrl-Alt-C |
When pressed while hovering over a field, copies its full data path. |
Arrastando¶
The following shortcuts can be used while moving/rotating/scaling an object in the 3D Viewport, dragging the slider of a value, and so on. Note that they should be pressed after starting the drag, not before.
Ctrl |
Snap to coarse increments, making it easier to (say) rotate an object by exactly 90°. |
Shift |
Make the value change more slowly in response to mouse movement, giving you more precision. |
Shift-Ctrl |
Snap to fine increments. |
Edição de Texto¶
Home |
Go to the start of the line. |
End |
Go to the end of the line. |
Left, Right |
Move the cursor a single character. |
Ctrl-Left, Ctrl-Right |
Move the cursor an entire word. |
Backspace, Delete |
Delete characters. |
Ctrl-Backspace, Ctrl-Delete |
Delete words. |
Shift |
Select while holding the key and moving the cursor. |
Ctrl-A |
Select all text. |
Ctrl-C |
Copy the selected text. |
Ctrl-X |
Cut the selected text. |
Ctrl-V |
Paste text at the cursor position. |
Confirm & Cancel¶
Esc, RMB |
Cancel. |
Return, LMB |
Confirm. |
Customizing¶
You can customize keyboard and mouse shortcuts in the Preferences.