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You all probably know this, but I just found it out and it's been a great help for me when positioning the camera. Select the camera view by pressing NUM PAD 0 Then, go to the view menu, top left, and select NAVIGATION, you can set the navigation type to WALK. The camera then becomes like a first person view which you can move with the W A S D keys, to walk forwards and backwards, strafe left and right, and the Q and E keys take it up and down. You use your mouse to look around, just like in a first person shooting game. When you click with your left mouse button the mode is disabled and the camera position is set. To save going to the view / navigation / walk every time, you can set a keyboard shortcut to in the preferences. Go to EDIT, PREFERENCES, Select NAVIGATION, and under Fly & Walk make sure WALK is selected. Then, still in the preferences, on the left select KEYMAP. (just under navigation) At the top, make sure - NAME - is highlighted in blue. In the search box type WALK In 3D View - View Navigation (Walk/Fly) Click in the box next to 'keyboard' and press a key combination of your choice. I picked Alt C. Then click the 3 little lines, bottom left of the preferences window, and select Save Preferences. I have Auto Save Preferences selected, which is a good idea for me! Hope that's useful. It was for me. Cheers all. Martin.

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Hi all. Any idea why changing the samples in the render output, changes how my animation plays in the timelne? Cheers. Martin.

I'm going to be making more YouTube videos on blender. I want to know what you want to learn. Where do you want to get started?