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How to Use Blender

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If you've already created a Blender scene that you wish to save or if you've managed to save a Blender file and can't figure out how to load it again, then this article is for you. These are the steps necessary to first save your work in Blender for future use and then to reload your saved work.

Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions
  1. Step 1

    Save a file. Press F2 or select "File--Save" from the main menu, to save a file in Blender. This works the same as a lot of other productive software.

  2. Step 2

    Enter a file name. After you press F2 or select "File--Save" from the main menu, you will be prompted to enter a file name in the filename box. To do this, double click inside the filename box and type a new name. Then, click "OK" or press Enter when you're done.

  3. Step 3

    Understand the load file screen. Press F1 or select "File--Open" from the Main Menu to call up the Load File screen in Blender. You'll notice that in this window, there is text in both black and white. The black text is actual file listings, and the white is directories. Blender files are indicated with a small yellow square to the left.

  4. Step 4

    Load a file. Left-click on a file name to open it. This will copy the name of that file to the filename box at the top of the screen. Then, press Enter to load your selected file. Another option is to right-click the file which will open it immediately. The Load File screen will then close and your saved Blender scene should appear on the screen just as you left it before saving.

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