Blender Context Menu Shortcut. that said, there are other ways to get the context menus: Hold ctrl and press the first letter of the context you want menus for. V for vertex, e for edge, f for. But without the need of an addon. — as of blender 2.8, ctrl+tab will display a pie menu like in ariso's answer; — how can i assign a shortcut to popup the following menu when pressed? — blender will work most efficiently for you with one hand on your three button mouse and the other on a. Click rmb on the header and uncheck the show menus. — if you are using the right click select, then you can hit the w key, for the object context menu. General navigation shortcut keys used in combination with left, middle and right mouse. Or if you'd like to use left click select, you can click. You can also set your own shortcuts. I have looked around and i found that i can right click and assign. — this can be accessed from the header context menu:
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Hold ctrl and press the first letter of the context you want menus for. — if you are using the right click select, then you can hit the w key, for the object context menu. Or if you'd like to use left click select, you can click. V for vertex, e for edge, f for. — how can i assign a shortcut to popup the following menu when pressed? I have looked around and i found that i can right click and assign. But without the need of an addon. — blender will work most efficiently for you with one hand on your three button mouse and the other on a. — as of blender 2.8, ctrl+tab will display a pie menu like in ariso's answer; You can also set your own shortcuts.
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Blender Context Menu Shortcut Click rmb on the header and uncheck the show menus. General navigation shortcut keys used in combination with left, middle and right mouse. — this can be accessed from the header context menu: I have looked around and i found that i can right click and assign. — blender will work most efficiently for you with one hand on your three button mouse and the other on a. — if you are using the right click select, then you can hit the w key, for the object context menu. — how can i assign a shortcut to popup the following menu when pressed? — as of blender 2.8, ctrl+tab will display a pie menu like in ariso's answer; Hold ctrl and press the first letter of the context you want menus for. V for vertex, e for edge, f for. Or if you'd like to use left click select, you can click. that said, there are other ways to get the context menus: You can also set your own shortcuts. Click rmb on the header and uncheck the show menus. But without the need of an addon.
