3

Working with Objects

3.0 Starting a New File

3.1 Modifying the Scene

3.2 Modifying Objects (Modeling)

3.3 Placing Objects in the Scene

3.4 Deleting Objects

3.5 Naming Objects

3.6 Edit Mode and Object Mode

3.7 Viewport Shading

3.8 Mesh Types

3.9 Duplicating Objects

3.10 Other Types of Objects

3.11 Object Placement

3.12 Manipulating Objects

3.13 The Transformation Widget

Modeling

You have been introduced to Blender by studying the Graphical User Interface (GUI) with its arrangement of windows and panels and having keyboard and mouse input commands explained. Now that you know how to work the interface, how to navigate the file system and save your work you are ready to create something.

Before you begin to Model you should understand the philosophy ...

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