Blender Sequencer navigation overview
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Blender is a Free and Open Source software. It is a public project hosted on blender.org, licensed as GNU GPL, owned by its contributors.
Blender's sequencer is a powerful tool for editing and arranging video and audio clips. Here's an overview of the navigation controls you can use in the sequencer:
Zoom in/out: Use the mouse wheel to zoom in and out of the timeline.
Scroll: To move the timeline left and right, you can either click and drag the scrollbar at the bottom of the screen or hold down the middle mouse button and move the mouse.
Playback: To play your sequence, press the spacebar or use the play button in the playback controls at the bottom of the screen. You can also use the left and right arrow keys to step through the sequence frame by frame.
Selection: To select a clip or group of clips, click and drag your mouse over them. To deselect a clip, click anywhere outside of the selection. You can also hold down the "Shift" key to add or subtract from the current selection.
Splitting clips: To split a clip into two parts, move the playhead to the frame where you want to split the clip and press the "K" key.
Moving clips: To move a clip, click and drag it to a new location in the timeline. You can also use the arrow keys to move the selected clip one frame at a time.
Trim clips: To trim the beginning or end of a clip, click and drag the yellow handles that appear on the clip when selected.
Zoom to selected: To quickly zoom in on a selected clip, press the "Numpad ." (period) key on your keyboard.
These are just a few of the navigation controls available in Blender's sequencer. Experiment with these and other tools to find the workflow that works best for you.