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💡 Tip: You can fine-tune an inset in the Inset Faces settings (press the F9 key or open the settings dialog in the lower-left 3D viewport corner). Step 3: Now hold down Control to extrude the polygon(s).įor straightforward extrusions, you can use the ‘E’ key. Step 2: Drag to scale (inset) the polygon(s) that will be extruded. Step 1: Select one or more polygons, and press the ‘I’ (Inset) key instead of ‘E’. In Edit Mode, after using the ‘E’ key to extrude you often need to scale the extruded polygons by pressing ‘S’ to initiate the Scale tool.īut there's a slightly easier way to extrude + scale: 👍Īrticle Tip: Model a Cute 3D Character in Blender 2.8 Hotkey #4: Use the Control key to turn Inset into Extrude + Scale 💡 Tip #2: Bend also works on Lattice points. Vertices need to be selected in that area too. 💡 Tip #1: Hold Alt to make the bend affect the other side of the 3D cursor as well, mirroring the bend effect. Step 5: Press Shift + W to activate Bend, and move your pointer to guide the bending. 👉 Note: Warp works in screen space, so usually you’ll want to switch to an orthographic view like the front view.

Step 4: Place the pointer at the outer end of the vertices you’d like to bend (usually just outside a mesh). Step 3: Select the vertices you’d like to bend.

The 3D cursor functions as the bend’s base point. Step 2: Place your 3D cursor at the desired bend pivot position (select vertices and press Shift + S to move the cursor to the selection). The Bend tool (formerly called Warp) is one of those hidden gems. Please note that this Blender hotkey cheat sheet work in the latest Blender 2.8x versions and might not work in Blender 2.7x or older Blender Hotkey #1: Embrace the Bend tool to bend your meshīlender’s Edit Mode is filled with useful tools but some of them are slightly hidden.