So useful that! Also useful to freeze your transform on the camera if you wanna keep the position, then just resetting PS & R gets your back to where you were
Great tip. I’m not a beginner anymore and was aware of the key command-shift-Z but I read so many other things and do so many other things that it was no clear to me what it was good for. These simple tutorials that put words to pictures which are so much more memorable make all the difference. Thanks!!
Fantastic tip. Thanks to you and GSG, I’m not exactly a beginner anymore either, but I never knew this shortcut, and it’s so helpful.
Keep up the good work!
nice tip. What I did before was had 2 cameras and switched between the two. One I intended for animation and the other I intended just to move around the viewport. It’s a very mindful practice I’m used to now.
I also like to add a protection tag to the camera.
Or another method is to add a single keyframe on frame 1… then you can move the camera around all you want, but as soon as you step back or forward a frame it will jump back to the view you were in.
How did I not know this? Awesome! Thanks for the tip!!
That’s crazy that no one else has mentioned that before…great tip..Thanks =)
So useful that! Also useful to freeze your transform on the camera if you wanna keep the position, then just resetting PS & R gets your back to where you were
thx for this one. great tip.
Great tip. I’m not a beginner anymore and was aware of the key command-shift-Z but I read so many other things and do so many other things that it was no clear to me what it was good for. These simple tutorials that put words to pictures which are so much more memorable make all the difference. Thanks!!
thanks bud that was help full
thanks!!
Fantastic tip. Thanks to you and GSG, I’m not exactly a beginner anymore either, but I never knew this shortcut, and it’s so helpful.
Keep up the good work!
Big thanks for this tip!!! One problem that always drives me mad!
nice tip. What I did before was had 2 cameras and switched between the two. One I intended for animation and the other I intended just to move around the viewport. It’s a very mindful practice I’m used to now.
I also like to add a protection tag to the camera.
Or another method is to add a single keyframe on frame 1… then you can move the camera around all you want, but as soon as you step back or forward a frame it will jump back to the view you were in.
Beautiful. Thanks for the tip!
One of the best and cool tip../.Thanks a ton for that
Great tip!
Slapping a Protection tag on the camera will often help too.
thanks mate!