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You may be familiar with the 3D View pan keys, Ctrl-Num2, Ctrl-Num4, Ctrl-Num6, and Ctrl-Num8, as well as Num2, Num4, Num6, and Num8, which let you rotate the view in small steps. You can, of course, also use the middle mouse button, or Alt-Left Mouse Button, to move around in the viewport. You may not be as familiar with Camera Fly Mode, which lets you fly around the 3D View, somewhat like a flight simulator. It's like you're in the cockpit of a jet plane, and you can navigate around. We're going to get into the cockpit, so to speak, to learn the controls. After that, I'll show you how you can use Camera Fly Mode to see the world through the eyes of, say, a character in your scene. You can move your character around to where you want it to be positioned.
god im sick of hearing ''so to speak'' though u should of showed a and d strafe the camera and w and s zoom it. though ts a pretty good tut thnks just what i was looking for.
alienkilla22 6 months ago
Is there any way to move around as if in a video game's NoClip mode?
keithgarry 1 year ago
Very helpful. I didn't know this was in Blender until this video. Thank you. 5 stars and faved!!!!!
Frenchchikn 2 years ago
Yes it is very cool... how can i record or animate my camera fly???
modelmaker44 2 years ago
Too cool. Thanks, Ira.
film8ker 2 years ago