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    Melodicpinpon
    Aug 20, 2021
      ·  Edited: Jan 18

    Configuration/User Preferences

    in About Blender

    Please follow these steps inside a recent version of Blender (2.83 and above)


    Go to 'Edit>Preferences>Keymap

    Press 'Import' and choose 'Anatomy-shortcuts.py'


    Go to 'Edit>Preferences>Add-ons'

    Check the '3D View: Stored Views' checkbox

    Go to Edit>Preferences>Navigation

    in 'Orbit and Pan', Check 'Orbit Around Selection'

    in 'Zoom', check 'Zoom to Mouse Position'


    Go to Edit>Preferences>System

    and choose 'CUDA' if you have it, and check both the processor and the Graphic Card

    Then close the Preferences window

    VIEWPORT DENOISING


    In order to get a smooth viewport display, without the noisy shadows and the flickering effect when orbiting the view:

    -Go to the 'Properties' window

    -in the 'Render properties' panel>'Sampling'>'Viewport':

    Reduce the number of Samplings to zero, and check the 'Viewport denoising' checkbox


    Then open 'z-anatomy.blend' and allow scripts.


    The 'z-anatomy' script in integrated and registered and should be automatically activated.

    This script maintains the lights on when isolating structures with 'Shift+H'.

    If, for any reason, it does not, go to Preferences>Add-ons>Install, find the 'z-anatomy.py' file, and check the checkbox.

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    francois
    Dec 29, 2021

    After this step:


    -With the Mouse cursor above the 3D View-
    Press 'N' 
        to open/close the Menu

    and before the next one, I would add to select the View tab in the menu, because it's not obvious for beginners


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    Melodicpinpon
    Dec 30, 2021

    Indeed, and these 'Stored Views' can be 'pinned' on top of every tab by pressing 'Shift+LMB'.

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