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Blender Basics Guide
Essential basic information, interface usage, and shortcuts for those meeting Blender for the first time.
Go to Tutorial →Basic Editing Tools
Learn the editing tools that form the basis of professional modeling, such as Bevel, Loop Cut, and Mirror.
Go to Tutorial →Advanced Modifiers
Automate and speed up your modeling process with powerful tools like Array, Boolean, and Solidify.
Go to Tutorial →Shading and Normals
Prevent your model from being invisible in Roblox and learn to create smooth surfaces.
Go to Tutorial →Bending and Ramp Techniques
Learn Proportional Editing and Spin tools for skate parks, oval turns, and smooth transitions.
Go to Tutorial →Precision Alignment (3D Cursor)
The professional way to move any point of an object exactly to the world center (0,0,0).
Go to Tutorial →Corner Junctions (3-Way)
Techniques for smoothly joining ramps at points where two walls and the floor meet.
Go to Tutorial →Joining and Separating Objects
Techniques for joining objects with Ctrl+J and separating parts with the P menu.
Go to Tutorial →Splitting Cylinder into 4
Techniques for perfectly splitting a full cylinder into 4 quarters and using them independently.
Go to Tutorial →Roblox Precision Modeling
Learn to work with pipes, oval corners, and perfect dimensions. Includes Collision settings and FBX export.
Go to Tutorial →Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
General technical questions and Blender tips.
I can't select the object or can only select one face?
You're likely not in Edit Mode (press Tab) or you haven't turned on X-Ray mode (Alt + Z) to select through the object.
What is the orange dot in the middle of the screen?
That dot is the object's "Origin" (Center) point. Move, rotate, and scale operations are done relative to this point.
Why did everything suddenly disappear in Blender?
You probably accidentally pressed the H key and hid everything. You can bring everything back by pressing Alt + H.
Airplane engine sound?
Don't worry, that sound is Blender's way of measuring your patience. If your computer starts to take off, don't forget to close the windows!