Why not make a Blender Keyboard shortcut PDF Guide?
I´m with you. In fact, if you participated in this poll, or either if you´re feeling generous: you will receive the Blender PDF keyboard shortcut guide with XSIMOD shortcuts as well, right in your mail, and you may share it with everyone.
This free pdf guide has *some of the important active URLs for Blender community and it´s development*. Others have been turned off. This is a FREE PREVIEW PDF GUIDE. The *COMPLETE* PDF KEYBOARD SHORTCUT GUIDE along with the XSIMOD theme will be released once the XSIMOD theme scripts are finished.
The main objective in the XSIMOD theme is to enhance Blender´s user interaction. And dont´worry, future version like 2.8 WILL BE SUPPORTED thanks to the DEV team who are constantly reporting and posting what are the changes the API and all other crucial factors about Blender are being changed until October of this year. But rest assured that compatibility won´t be an issue.
In case you’d like to know what the XSIMOD theme is, you may visit this link>>
I´m an experienced/new user who want to present Blender to more people, but I don´t know how?!
I feel you there too. The first 3 pages have a very brief introduction to #WhyBlender is used as a choice for producing 3D. In case you´re the only one in the studio who is using Blender, the guide will pave your way with easy to understand graphics, sites, and reference to TOP Blender artwork for all your colleagues or technical director.
The link to DIRECTLY DOWNLOAD the free guide, will be posted in this article on MONDAY, April 16 in this same article. So you may comeback that day. If you would like to download it make sure you allow notifications on this site, or register yourself with your email on the subscriber´s mailing list to get the latest updates on 3dcinetv.com
DOWNLOAD THE FREE BLENDER SHORTCUT PDF GUIDE NOW>>
For everyone else who participated in the survey, they will get their Guide in the newsletter on Saturday, March 14th.
The PDF shown here is explicitly edited in A5 format for the sole purpose of ilustrating what the PDF looks like in the real world. You may print or reproduce it freely. Thank you very much for supporting the Blender community.
