I completely agree, I only found this after spending ages having to change the subdivision level on about 215 objects in a scene I was working on. Worst part was I figured out this trick about 10 mins after changing them all one by one. Autodesk started looking pretty good after that, but that faded pretty quick :-)
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Thanks for this quick tip. I knew about this already but it's good to have a refresh.
That said, this is one of those things that to me don't make much sense in Blender. Why ALT is needed in the first place? Wouldn't it be easier to just type the value and get the same result? There are already so many shortcuts to remember in Blender, which yes, they make the workflow quite fast and powerful, but sometimes one can get confused with all the shortcuts to remember and I feel in this case we could leave without this particular one.
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I completely agree, I only found this after spending ages having to change the subdivision level on about 215 objects in a scene I was working on. Worst part was I figured out this trick about 10 mins after changing them all one by one. Autodesk started looking pretty good after that, but that faded pretty quick :-)
Thanks for this quick tip. I knew about this already but it's good to have a refresh. That said, this is one of those things that to me don't make much sense in Blender. Why ALT is needed in the first place? Wouldn't it be easier to just type the value and get the same result? There are already so many shortcuts to remember in Blender, which yes, they make the workflow quite fast and powerful, but sometimes one can get confused with all the shortcuts to remember and I feel in this case we could leave without this particular one.