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Beginner Blender Tutorial With A Written Recipe

My mouse skills in Blender are a challenge, because I usually use a Marble Man trackball mouse. I have a wireless trackball with a scroll wheel but there’s a bit of lag. I have conventional mice, but desk space and chair height don’t work ergonomically. I struggle to find the sweet spot between comfort, convenience, and convention, as I’ve switched Blender’s maddening right-select behavior.

Even though this is Cycles, I might be able to follow this and finally train muscle memory beyond the brink of my current impasse.

Tutorial: How to model a medieval house – 3D Low-Poly Game Modeling for Beginners – Olde Tinkerer Studio
— Read on oldetinkererstudio.com/tutorial-how-to-model-a-medieval-house-3d-low-poly-game-modeling-for-beginners/

Lelani Carver is a Steampunk resident in Second Life who blogs a little about everything, and about nothing of any importance. She sells odds and ends inspired by her real and virtual lives at her store in Steelhead St Helens or on the Second Life Marketplace.

4 Comments on “Beginner Blender Tutorial With A Written Recipe

  1. I use the same trackball! And yeah, the lack of a third button or scroll wheel has been a problem in some apps. But it’s really the only thing I’ve found that works for lefties at a reasonable price (i.e. without without paying over a hundred dollars for a leftie-specific trackball.)

  2. The wireless is rightie-specific. At least now I nearly have it down as far as the remapping/alternate keys and buttons for scrolling.

  3. Yeah, far too many trackballs (and “ergonomic” mice) are right-handed only.

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