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Welcome to Vanilla Blender. I figured before we get into Bonsai we can go
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through some of the functionality that's native to just Blender and then later
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just jump into Bonsai. When you open Blender you'll see three default objects
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here a light a cube and a camera and those are outlined here in the outliner
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on the side. To start I'm just gonna delete the camera and that light. Select
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the cube. You can zoom in and out with the middle mouse button. To move the cube
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click on this tool here and it'll come up with these axes and you can just
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click and drag on them and start moving them in a certain direction and then you
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can as you're doing that you can type in a distance so three meters again you
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can do four meters and it moves the cube in that dimension. You can also if you
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hover over any tool you'll see that there's a quick key that shows up the
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this instance it's G so if you had the select tool here and you click the cube
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00:01:16,080 --> 00:01:22,120
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and type G it'll start moving it and again you can lock it in the X Y or Z
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and then type in a certain distance. As you can see we move the cube up here but
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as I click on it and I try to zoom in on it it zooms to the origin here. I like to
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change the preferences so it actually zooms to where my mouse is at so in
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order to do that go to preferences and navigation and zoom to mouse position so
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then it'll actually zoom to wherever your mouse is at which is very quite
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helpful. The other helpful thing I like using is like to turn on statistics that
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tells you more information about what you're selected and that can be here and
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click on statistics you see over here it's like the cube it tells you a little
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more information about it like the vertices edges and faces and various
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triangles. There's another way and I actually prefer this way is to turn on
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scene statistics from the preferences here and it shows that I've actually done
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the slower right corner so I prefer that one a little better so I'm going to
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just turn the other one off.
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