If you’re going to hold the SHIFT button in addition, the camera will be moved around instead of rotating. Press it and move the mouse to rotate the camera. To control the camera, you use the middle mouse button (the wheel). Orthography lets you work in the isometric view, but don’t forget that the camera is at the top left, and you’ll be rendering what the camera is showing. Upon clicking it again, it returns to the previous view. You might need it to fully understand the shape of an object without distortion. That is, it has no perspective deformations. You can also switch to an orthographic view. It is a switch button to perspective or orthography. They are already programmed for changing the view, but usually, it’s more convenient to use the mouse to change views.īy the way, there is also a 5th button on the navpad. That’s why I decided to put together this unique online course 3D For Artists, teaching you the basics of 3D, from the very beginning all the way to creating beautiful finished renders and artworks.You can also quickly switch the views by switching numbers 1, 2, 3 on the nav pad. I know many artists want to be able to tell their stories and create realistic concepts, just like me. So through years and years of using many types of 3D software, I’ve developed a great simplified workflow that allows me to create scenes and renders quickly and effortlessly that I can use in both my clients’ and my personal artworks. Thing is, 3D is actually quite straightforward and even easy once you crack the code and understand it. I needed a way to work fast, creatively, and also have fun while doing it. I needed to get quick perspective, lighting setup, scene layouts, and renders so I could work on my artworks for clients. I know, I know… this is what I felt in the beginning too.Īnd being an artist without much experience with 3D, I wanted to get to the “art part” of it all. “But 3D seems so complicated… I just want to create nice art!”
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