>>943823
>talking about the speed advantage of hotkeys is retarded. when you're modeling it's not the half a second it takes to click a toolbar button that's slowing you down
It is. I can do a thing with hotkeys and then press another hotkey to repeat last action 50 times; you're gonna have to go to the button and now you're 25 seconds behind. If you don't find the feature immediately then you're gonna be another 10 seconds behind and so on. Now suppose that I'm modelling something that requires 200 actions. The modelling time alone may be 30 minutes for both, but the time selecting the tool and the superior concentration I achieve favors me. By the way, you're not taking half a second in average to click a tool; record yourself and measure it. It's more like 3.5 seconds to the tool, click, and back to working. Bottom line is that you're gonna take 40-50 minutes doing the thing I did in 30. Don't be retarded dude. Homework exercise:
>ask yourself:
>"why all modelling and drawing software has hotkeys?"
>"do I know more than the whole 3D industry?"
>"why do I know better than the whole 3D industry and the people who make the software?"
>be really honest to yourself
>>943844
Further homework:
>ask yourself:
>"do I know every single 3D modelling company that exists?"
>"why can I make statements about 'all' or 'none' of the 3D companies if I haven't seen them all?"
>"can I read the minds of the people who make the hiring decisions?"
>"am I privy to info about how companies decide which 3D artists to hire?"
>"has somebody who does 3D for a living ever learned with Blender?"
>"has somebody who learned with Blender ever been hired?"

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