Are you searching to choose all in Blender? If so, you've arrived! Our easy-to-follow tutorial with pictures will show you how to select all in Blender. We'll teach you the basics of working with 3D models and textured surfaces. Read on for a Blender all-select guide with screenshots.
Let's define "select all" first. Selecting all selects every object or mesh (3D model) on the screen so the same action can be applied globally. This saves time if your project has many objects because you don't have to select each one individually before moving or scaling them.
Let's see how Blender's selecting all works now that we know what it means. We created a step-by-step tutorial with pictures so even beginners can understand. Follow along as we explain how to use this feature.
How do you select all in one in Blender?
Blender's all-in-one selection is easy. First, highlight the 'Select' button in the working window. Click the drop-down menu and select Select. Once this is done, press A on your keyboard or choose "Select All" from the 3D View window's Select menu. You can also right-click an object or area in your scene and select "Select" then "All"
Pressing Shift+A opens a pop-up that lets you select specific types of objects (eg meshes, curves, metas etc). Choosing 'All' will select everything in your scene, making changes easier.
Box Select lets you drag a rectangular selection box around your 3D viewport to select all objects in a scene. Regardless of size, anything inside this box will be selected. Hold B while dragging a box across your 3D viewport to select objects.
Blender's ability to quickly and safely select all scene elements ensures that no important pieces are missed when making bulk changes.
How do you select everything in a row in Blender?
If you want to select everything in a row, there are a few different methods that you can use. The first method is to simply click and drag your mouse across the objects that you want to select. This will highlight all of the objects in your selection.
Another way to select everything in a row is to use the "Shift+A" keyboard shortcut. Just press and hold the "Shift" key on your keyboard, and then press the "A" key. This will bring up a menu of objects that you can select from manually. Use your arrow keys or mouse to navigate through the menu, and then press the "Enter" key to select all of the objects in that row.
Final words
In this article, we discussed how to select all in Blender. We went over a few different methods on how to do this, as well as some tips and tricks.