The ⇧ Shift+ ⎇ Alt+ LMB version becomes ⇧ Shift+ + LMB while the ⎇ Alt+ LMB version becomes + LMB. I find myself doing this quite a lot in Blender 2.8: Add temporary centered edge loop ( Ctrl + R click, Esc ), then use Offset Edge Slide ( Ctrl + Shift + R - I think this is the default) to generate 2 mirrored edge loops that are equal distance from the corners of the shape, then delete the temporary center edge ( Ctrl + X ). So, first, you have to go in object mode, join 2 objects into a unique one. It is the reason why you have this message. What you can do is making a bridge between 2 loops of same mesh. 'Shortened' edge ring will be the only left selected. You can not make a bridge or a merge by selecting one loop on a mesh and one loop on another mesh. Switch to Edge Select mode, and deselect top and bottom edge loops by holding Alt + Shift and clicking with LMB on them. You need to press and hold your left mouse button on the Loop Cut icon and then.
#BLENDER 2.8 SELECT EDGE LOOP WINDOWS#
If you want the modifier+click functionality, you have to go to Edit -> Preferences -> Keymap and search for "Loop Select", then rebind both versions of it to another modifier key such as the Windows logo Key (which Blender calls cmd). You can workaround that by selecting faces: Select the shortest path with Path Selection in Face Select mode. WebLoop Cut and Offset Edge Loop Cut in Blender 2.8 Explained - YouTube 0:00. When in Edge selection mode you can't pick. When in Vertex selection mode you can't pick edges or faces directly.
When I took this screenshot it was set to Vertex selection mode here, the two others are Edge selection and Face selection. This requires one edge to be selected first, and if you try to bind a new hot key from this menu, it will be the two-step version of select edge loops. While in Edit Mode, you have the ability to limit the kinds of selections that your cursor can make. In 2.8 you can also, while in edit mode, go to the menu at the top of the 3D view port and choose Select -> Select Loops -> Select Edge Loops.
Alternatively Alt + Left Click will work if Emulate 3 Button Mouse is disabled in user preferences. So Linux users will need to either disable or remap this function in the window manager, or remap it in Blender. In Blender 2.8, its Shift + Double Left Click if Emulate 3 Button Mouse is enabled. As soon as you click ⎇ Alt, the window manager blocks the left click from reaching any programs. If you're running Linux, ⎇ Alt+ LMB is a window manager hotkey that lets you drag windows around by clicking anywhere on them.
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