Kneel down for shortcuts to object snap commands in 3D

Letter key:

A key: Activate the angle snap switch.

B key: Switch to the bottom view.

C key: Toggle the camera view.

D key: The current view is temporarily invalid.

E key: Rotate.

F key: Switch to the main view (front view).

G key: Toggles the display of the viewport grid.

H key: Select the object by name.

i button: Move in the direction of the mouse.

J key: Toggles the outline of the object being selected (a way to display it) K: Switches to the rear view.

L key: Switch to the left view.

M key: Texturer.

N-key: Activates the Animation Recorder (automatically records keyframes).

o key: Whether or not to display the view as a cube when rotating the view.

P key: Switch to perspective.

Q key: Select.

R key: Zoom.

S key: Activates the snap button.

T key: Switch to the top view.

U key: Switch to user view.

V key: View selection menu.

W key: Move.

X key: Display of coordinate handles.

Z key: Displays selected or unselected objects at the best angle.

Numeric keys:

Display Degradation Adaptation (Switch) [

a. Angle capture.

b. Bottom view.

c. Camera view.

d. Manually update the view.

Select and rotate.

3D shortcut keys.

The main interface shows the downgrade adaptation (switch) [o].

The main interface shows the downgrade adaptation (switch) [o].

The shortcut keys and functions in 3D Max are as follows:

A – Angle snap switch.

b – Switch to the bottom view.

c – Switch to camera view.

d - closed window.

e - Switch to track view.

f – Switch to the front view.

g – Switch to grid view.

h – Displays the Select by Name dialog box.

i – Interactive panning.

k – switch to back view.

l – switch to the left view.

n – Animation mode switch.

o – Adaptive degradation switch.

p - Switch to perspective user view.

r – switch to the right view.

s – Capture switch.

t – Switch to the top view.

u – switch to the conformal user view.

w – Maximize the window switch.

x – the center point loop.

z – scaling modulus.

The latest max commonly used shortcut keys, as well as max shortcut key settings, some Chinese-English web links.

There are two ways, the first right-click the snap switch, check the center of the circle, then turn off the snapping settings, turn on snapping to move. Second, select the rectangle first, click the alignment command, which is the one next to the mirror, and then click the circumference, check the three axes of xyz in the pop-up dialog box, check the center to the center, and OK. Hope it helps.

Open the object snap, select the shape you want to move, and drag it to the circle, and the center of the circle will appear. You can do it on snapping, but only if you check the center of the circle in the object snap settings!

I use it often.

Wireframe entity display toggle f3

The four front-left top views are l f t p

Select Q Move W Rotate e Scale R (R key has to be reset in Max 2008).

Cancel Mesh g Scene Dialog H Cancel Model Outline J Select Camera C Shader M

Snap S Angle Snap A Align Alt+A Quick Align Shift+A

Isolated mode alt+q maximizes window alt+w

Models are maximized in the view z all models are maximized shift+z

Render shift+q or f9 depending on personal habits.

Copy Ctrl+V, Select All, Ctrl+A, Invert, Ctrl+I, Undo Command (i.e., take a step back), Ctrl+Z

Ctrl+C to create a camera.

Shift-perform the move Rotate zoom command to be executed on the premise of copying.

That's all I can think about for the time being.

Personally, I feel that max is far less important than PS in terms of shortcuts, and it is enough to remember the most basic, of course, just personal opinions.

See for yourself what commands you usually use.