BC1-1808 Homework, Yukino Hatake

[yukino hatake]

@silentheart00 thank you 

[Kaj Suominen]

hehe, nice scene. 🙂 liking it 🙂

[Wilco Wilbrink]

Very nice submission! You learned a lot in these few weeks. Great job!

[yukino hatake]

@louhikarme thank you. i am happy you like the scene 

[yukino hatake]

@carrotnl thank you i am glad it turned out well. i really learned a lot. trough have still a few questions. 

sometimes i cannot zoom in any closer.

what is the diffrence with copy and past a object with short c and shift v . and shift d

[Aaron Rudderham]

@yukinoh1989 Whilst I’m not sure about the *best* way to stop the lack of zoom in 2.8 (’cause I always used to fix it with local view in 2.79 but we don’t have that yet), a couple of ways are to go into Orthographic mode (hit 5 on the numpad) or hit Shift+F to go into free cam and go to where you need to go.

For copy paste do you mean Ctrl+C then Ctrl+V? ‘Cause the only thing I can think of is that with Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V is that it allows you to essentially move objects between .blend files, but that’s about it as far as I know.

[Jake Korosi]

So much happening in this scene, I love it!  If you’re this comfortable in object mode you’re going to love it when it’s time to edit mesh.

[yukino hatake]

@thecabbagedetective 

thanks do you also have an idea what ctrl D does then in a different way ? both duplicate  them

[yukino hatake]

@jakeblended 

thanks jake . hope that also goes as well as this. and of i run into issue’ s or have questions i am sure you guys will be there to help out . 

i am thinking what i gonna try to make but it will be someting with Pokémons again . (wanna get to stay in Pokémon  theme)

[Aaron Rudderham]

@yukinoh1989 From what I can tell Shift+D is just a quicker way to do it, but you can only duplicate in that .blend file, whereas with Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, it allows you to duplicate objects into different .blend files.

[silentheart00]

@yukinoh1989 Shift+D creates a stand alone duplicate, meaning you can make separate changes to each object.  Ctrl+D creates a linked duplicate, meaning any changes you make to the original mesh will be reflected in linked meshes.

[yukino hatake]

@thecabbagedetective so then you can open 2 blend files and paste them from the one to the other then?. might be handy 

[Aaron Rudderham]

@yukinoh1989 Yep! That’s pretty much it. One way it’s useful is that you can’t directly import materials from one file to another so you could instead duplicate and object with that material on it.

[smurfmier1985]

@silentheart00 I thought the linked one was Alt+D? did I remember wrong..?

[yukino hatake]

@silentheart00 with linked you mean the object will inherit everything you change to the main object then ? Like of you make the eyes bigger all duplicated linked will also change the same way?  

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