The Track To Constraint is a constraint tool in Blender that allows us to make one object always face another object. The “Track-To” may be referred to as the “Look At” or “Aim” function in other 3D software. It is commonly used for cameras to track objects or for a character’s eyes to follow an…
For years, this has been a major frustration for Blender animators. The playback controls (buttons to play, pause, etc) have only been available in the Timeline Editor. They weren’t in the Graph Editor, Dope Sheet, or NLA Editor and we had to constantly switch back and forth or have both open. Blender 5.0 has fixed…
Here’s a complete guide to using the Blender Boolean Modifier, updated for Blender 4.5.
We can change Blender’s zoom setting to focus on the mouse cursor location. Here’s how.
How to make the node connections (noodles) curved or straight in BLENDER…
Here’s everything to know about custom keyboard shortcuts in Blender…
How to import an FBX file into Blender…
Here’s how to make Blender’s sculpting brush radius fixed when we zoom in or out…
The passepartout darkens what’s outside the camera’s view. Here’s how to adjust it…
Cavity is a popular viewport shading effect in Blender which is turned off by default…
