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Quick viewport renders in Blender 2.8

Quick viewport renders in Blender 2.8 - Blender Tutorial

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Quick viewport renders in Blender 2.8

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- [Instructor] Over the course of the next few weeks, I want to talk about a lot of little tips that are hidden inside of Blender 2.8 that will help you become a better Blender artist. One of them is the recent moving of what used to be called OpenGL preview animation. It used to be up in the Render tab. It's no longer here. Instead, it's been moved to View; View, Viewport, Render Animation. Let me show you how it works. First, let's go to camera view just by hitting zero on the numpad or coming up to View, Cameras, Active Camera. And then, I'm going to grab this cube and pull up this little interface, so I have a little bit more real estate. There we go. Click on the cube, I, going to set a keyframe. Go to frame 60, move it over here, set I, set another keyframe. So now, we have a little bit of animation and for good measure, Shift + A. I'm going to add myself a monkey. R, R to rotate the monkey, G to move the…

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