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#Blender Tip: Marking seams for unwrapping can be tedious, especially if you do it manually. That’s why you should use these three tips for selecting edges of complex areas easily. #b3d

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This helped me tons on my sword project as well! Great tip!

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Wasn't there a hotkey for selecting linked flat faces before? Like prior 2.8 it was some like Ctrl+Shift+L or something.

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Not anymore, unless you create a custom one. It was Shift+Ctrl+Alt+L.

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Very useful tip! Thank you!

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Richard Reimer3 yıl önce

Some of these select options seem new to me. I thought I had gone through them all but I don't ever remember seeing these options :) Good to know!

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