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annoying circle keep following my mouse crosshair
im super new to blender and tryna watch few video to learn BUT THE THING IS I CANT FOLLOW ALL TUTORIAL BECAUSE I CANT MOVE THE CAMERA LOCATION OR CREATE SOME CUBE pls send help:( edit: here {LINK REMOVED}
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still__alive Jan 20, 2019 @ 5:26pm 
That is the crosshair. I believe it is a unique thing to Blender compared to other 3d software, and it can be extremely useful in some cases. If you are talking about the red and white crosshair in your screenshot.

It only moves when you left click. Therefore you must be left clicking everytime it moves. You move the camera around by clicking and holding the middle mouse button, not the left mouse button.

EDIT: And if you are not talking about Blender's 3d cursor/crosshair, then your screenshot didn't pick up whatever you are referring to. Maybe you accidentally hit "C" for the circle selectd tool? Try right clicking in the 3d window, or hitting esc. If you accidentally turned on the circle select tool, that is how you can turn it off.
Last edited by still__alive; Jan 20, 2019 @ 5:29pm
76561198872159874 Jan 20, 2019 @ 5:36pm 
Originally posted by still__alive:
That is the crosshair. I believe it is a unique thing to Blender compared to other 3d software, and it can be extremely useful in some cases. If you are talking about the red and white crosshair in your screenshot.

It only moves when you left click. Therefore you must be left clicking everytime it moves. You move the camera around by clicking and holding the middle mouse button, not the left mouse button.

EDIT: And if you are not talking about Blender's 3d cursor/crosshair, then your screenshot didn't pick up whatever you are referring to. Maybe you accidentally hit "C" for the circle selectd tool? Try right clicking in the 3d window, or hitting esc. If you accidentally turned on the circle select tool, that is how you can turn it off.
thanks dood it work i didnt know and why is da useful? im not clear it just show annoyin
still__alive Jan 20, 2019 @ 5:40pm 
Originally posted by pickaxe:
Originally posted by still__alive:
That is the crosshair. I believe it is a unique thing to Blender compared to other 3d software, and it can be extremely useful in some cases. If you are talking about the red and white crosshair in your screenshot.

It only moves when you left click. Therefore you must be left clicking everytime it moves. You move the camera around by clicking and holding the middle mouse button, not the left mouse button.

EDIT: And if you are not talking about Blender's 3d cursor/crosshair, then your screenshot didn't pick up whatever you are referring to. Maybe you accidentally hit "C" for the circle selectd tool? Try right clicking in the 3d window, or hitting esc. If you accidentally turned on the circle select tool, that is how you can turn it off.
thanks dood it work i didnt know and why is da useful? im not clear it just show annoyin

The usefulness of the 3d crosshair isn't somthing you really need to worry about until you are more experienced with 3d modeling. Just for now, where the 3d crosshair is, is where a new object will be added to your scene when you add something.

If it was the circle select tool that gave you the issue, well that one is obvious. Instead of selecting things one by one, the circle select is another method that lets you select a bunch of things at once. When you have it turned on, scrolling the mouse wheel should make it bigger or smaller.
AlexeY Jan 20, 2019 @ 9:03pm 
Want it disabled? Go to User Preferences > Input. There you will see a list of all shortcuts. There's a search bar too. Type in "3D Cursor" and whatever appears just click on the checkbox. Now that shortcut is disabled and so, the cursor doesn't follow you.

To enable it again, do the same but now mark the checkbox.
76561198872159874 Jan 21, 2019 @ 2:54pm 
Originally posted by AlexeY:
Want it disabled? Go to User Preferences > Input. There you will see a list of all shortcuts. There's a search bar too. Type in "3D Cursor" and whatever appears just click on the checkbox. Now that shortcut is disabled and so, the cursor doesn't follow you.

To enable it again, do the same but now mark the checkbox.
booi its better nowwww
The Renderer Jan 21, 2019 @ 3:00pm 
Also switch the left and right mouse buttons in the preferences.
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