đź“ś [Update] Blender 4.1 Shortcut PDF
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Zach here, Do you like gifts? I know I do, and Blender developers seem to know that. Another fresh release of Blender 4.1 has just come out with some cool new features and updates. Some changes were made in the shortcuts that can make our work in Blender faster and more efficient. However, it can be hard to keep up with all those changes and remember all the shortcuts. But don't worry! Our thorough Blender Hotkey Sheet PDF is here to help you out. We just updated it, to reflect the changes in Blender 4.1, download link below. ​Download the Blender Shortcut PDF here​ One of the most impactful changes comes to the way keyframing works. Previously, the "I" shortcut displayed an "Insert Keyframe Menu" with available keying sets you could select to add a keyframe to. With the 4.1 release, pressing "I" automatically adds keyframes to default channels (that can be setup in the Preferences). The old "Insert Keyframe Menu" is now available under a new shortcut key "K". Check out this video for a detailed description of how the "new" keyframing works. And now, enjoy the updated Shortcut PDF! ~Zach P.S. You can always access our free resources (including all updates of the Blender Shortcut PDF) in our CG Boost Resources section, just join here for free. |
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