Blender/C2/Moving-in-3D-Space/English-timed

Time	Narration
00:04	Welcome to the series of Blender Tutorials.
00:07	This tutorial is about Navigation – Moving in 3D space in Blender 2.59.
00:17	This script has been contributed by Chirag Raman and edited by Monisha Banerjee.
00:26	After watching this tutorial, we shall learn how to pan, rotate and zoom within a 3D space such as the Blender view port.
00:38	I assume that you already know how to install Blender on your system.
00:43	If not, please refer to our earlier tutorials on Installing Blender.
00:50	Navigation in Blender depends a lot on the type of mouse you have –
00:56	a 3 button mouse
00:58	or a 2 button mouse
01:00	with a wheel.
01:05	I am using a 2 button mouse with a wheel for this series of Blender Tutorials.
01:13	The first action we shall see is Panning a view.
01:17	There are three ways of doing this using the mouse and the keyboard.
01:22	First, we use the Shift key with the mouse wheel or scroll.
01:27	Hold shift, press down the mouse-wheel and move the mouse.
01:41	The scene pans in the direction of the mouse movement, both- left to right and up and down .
01:48	Now, hold Shift and scroll the mouse wheel up and down.
02:00	The scene pans up and down. This is the second method of Panning the view.
02:06	Hold Shift and scroll the mouse wheel downwards. The view pans upwards.
02:19	Hold Shift and scroll the mouse wheel upwards. The view pans downwards.
02:33	Third and last method of Panning the view is to use the Ctrl key with the mouse wheel.
02:40	Hold Ctrl and scroll the mouse wheel. The view pans from left to right and vice versa.
02:55	Hold Ctrl and scroll the mouse wheel upwards. The view pans to the right.
03:09	Hold Ctrl and scroll the mouse wheel downwards. The view pans to the left.
03:22	You can also use your numpad keys to pan the view.
03:29	Hold ctrl and numpad2, the view pans upwards.
03:37	Hold Ctrl & numpad 8, the view pans downwards.
03:46	Hold Ctrl & numpad 4, the view pans to the left.
03:55	Hold Ctrl & numpad 6, the view pans to the right.
04:03	If you are using a laptop, you need to emulate your number keys as numpad. To learn how to emulate numpad, see the tutorial on User Preferences.
04:19	Right. The next action we shall see is to rotate the view.
04:24	Press down your mouse wheel and move the mouse in a square pattern.
04:33	That gives us turntable rotation.
04:39	You can also use the Trackball type of rotation in Blender for little more flexibility over the action of rotation.
04:49	For this, you need to change the option Turntable to Trackball in the User Preferences window.
04:57	To learn how to do this, see the tutorial on User Preferences.</p>
05:05	Rotating the view can be done either
05:08	left to right or up and down.
05:13	Now let us rotate the view left to right.
05:19	Hold ctrl, alt and scroll the mouse wheel up and down. The view rotates left to right and vice versa.
05:35	Hold ctrl, alt and scroll the mouse wheel upwards. The view rotates to the left.
05:47	Hold ctrl, alt and scroll the mouse wheel downwards. The view rotates to the right.</p>
06:00	You can also use the short cut keys 4 and 6 on the num pad.
06:07	Press numpad 4, the view rotates to the left.
06:16	Press num pad 6, the view rotates to the right.
06:26	Now we rotate the view up and down.
06:30	Hold Shift, Alt and scroll the mouse wheel up and down. The view rotates up and down.
06:45	Hold Shift, Alt and scroll the mouse wheel upwards. The view rotates downwards.
06:58	Hold Shift, Alt and scroll the mouse wheel downwards. The view rotates upwards.
07:10	You can also use the shortcut keys 2 and 8 on the numpad.
07:16	Press numpad 2, the view rotates upwards.
07:23	Press numpad 8, the view rotates downwards.
07:32	Last action is Zooming the view.
07:36	Scroll the mouse-wheel upwards to zoom in.
07:43	Scroll the mouse wheel downwards to zoom out. Easy! Isn’t it?
07:51	For shortcut, use the plus and minus keys on the numpad.
07:58	Press numpad '+' to zoom-in.
08:04	Press numpad '–' to zoom-out.
08:10	That wraps up our tutorial on Navigating in 3D space within the Blender View port.
08:18	Now try to pan, rotate and zoom the 3D view. All the best!
08:27	This tutorial is created by Project Oscar and supported by the National Mission on Education through ICT.
08:37	More information on the same is available at the following links- oscar.iitb.ac.in and spoken-tutorial.org/NMEICT-Intro.
08:57	The Spoken Tutorial project:
08:59	conducts workshops using spoken tutorials;
09:03	also gives certificates to those who pass an online test.
09:07	For more details, please write us to contact@spoken-tutorial.org
09:15	Thanks for joining us
09:17	and this is Monisha from IIT Bombay, signing off.

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