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Blender Guru’s Blender Beginner Tutorial Doughnut Series.K - Cut: Allows you to cut a video or audio clip on the frame that your mouse is located.The Animation workspace isn’t exclusively used for animation, it can be used to edit video clips as well. Shift - Smooth: Will smooth out irregularities in the mesh.Shift + F - Change Brush Strength: Move your mouse in either direction to increase or decrease brush strength.The Sculpting workspace has dozens of brushes that can be used to sculpt mesh shapes into organic forms.

Ctrl + R - Create an Edge Loop: Creates edges that bisect existing faces.

E - Extrude: Creates new faces attached to existing edges of a shape.

2 - Faces Select: Allows you to only select faces with your mouse.

2 - Edges Select: Allows you to only select edges with your mouse.

1 - Vertices Select: Allows you to only select vertices with your mouse.

The Modeling workspace has dozens of tools that can be used to create orthogonal

G + Ctrl - Enables Snapping: Allows you to move incrementally.

R - Rotate: Used to rotate an object along the X, Y or Z axis.

S - Scale: Used to make an object larger or smaller while maintaining the same proportions.

G - Grab: Used to move an object’s position.

Many of these hotkeys also work in the Modeling and Sculpting workspaces as well. The layout workspace is used to arrange and select objects to then edit in other workspaces. These commands are useful in essentially every workspace and step in the creation process.

This guide organizes all of the most commonly used HotKeys into different categories. It may not seem easier to use HotKeys at first, but think of this: would you rather click on a button to delete something or simply press “Delete” on your keyboard? HotKeys can be difficult to remember initially, but thankfully many HotKeys in Blender perform the same action in other programs. HotKeys exist in Blender to help you quickly perform actions by using keys on your keyboard instead of clicking on buttons. Blender is a free open-source software that is used for 3D modeling, animation, video editing, and rendering.