[flow_default] Transcription: 002 Viewport Navigation.json

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+  "audio_file": "002 Viewport Navigation.wav",
+  "text": "This lesson we will go through the basics of navigating inside of the viewport. So in the viewport you see your level and you want to navigate around to work on the different things inside of your level. So to move around inside of the viewport you have to hold the right mouse button and while you're holding it you can press A, W, D and S. This is very easy for if you're used to playing video games you can click those buttons or if you want to use the the arrows on your keyboard you can hold the right mouse button and you can click on the arrows to get the different or the same result as awd and s. So this is how you move around and you can see while I'm clicking the different buttons I can move my mouse to go through the different or through the world. And you can use the mouse wheel to zoom in and zoom out. This is the same thing as if you hold the right mouse button and you click W to go closer to an object and you click S to go further away. You can also just use the mouse wheel to get closer if you prefer. Usually I always use the holding the right mouse button and just flying around. I'm used to just fly around like this. And maybe it feels awkward in the beginning, but just try to fly around and practice, see if you can focus on different objects and it will become a lot more natural when you try to do it a few times. So this is how you do it. And you can also hold the left mouse button and you can see I can look around when I hold the left mouse button. I can also move my mouse back and forth when I hold my left mouse button. To be honest I never use this but I can imagine some people use it so it's very good to know and I usually just hold the right mouse button and just just move around. And as I explained earlier you can change the camera speed so if you want to fly lower because your world is not as large and it's very difficult to work with a quick camera you can reduce the speed and you can see here if I hold the right mouse button and click W to move forward, it is very slow compared to before. And this is very important if for example I want to focus on this edge, I'm working on something here and I don't want the camera to fly around. So for example I think this is too quick because I really only want to focus on this edge, I'm doing something, then I can decrease the camera speed and you can see it's a lot easier to work around here. But if I want to go over to the other edge, I don't want to go this slow, this will take forever. So I increase the camera speed and I go over to the other edge and you can decrease the camera speed again. You can click hold the right mouse button, move around with WASD or the arrow keys and you can work here. And let's say I want to go back again you can increase the camera speed and you can work quicker with your level so this is very cool if you have a very large level you usually want to crank up the speed and work like this and if you want to focus on smaller objects you can decrease the speed and you can then focus on the smaller objects. Okay, so this is actually the basics of navigating around in the viewport. I hope it's not too confusing, just click around and practice and let's go over to the next lesson.",
+  "language": "en",
+  "confidence": null,
+  "duration": 230.87
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