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I somehow rotated my view a few degrees to the side and I don't know how to reset it.

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How can I reset the view?

Note: I don't have a number pad.

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  • $\begingroup$ Didn't help, what modifies rotation of the view? I can't seem to find it. $\endgroup$ Mar 10, 2015 at 16:44

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Start rotating the view holding the mouse scroll, then press and hold Alt button, while still moving the mouse. It will very quickly adjust the view as desired. enter image description here

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Holding Shift while hitting either Num4 or Num6 will rotate the roll of the screen. Num4 rotates counter-clockwise while Num6 rotates clockwise.

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Numpad keys :

1 front view
3 right view
7 top view

Shift+1 back view
Shift+3 left view
Shift+7 bottom view

2/8 rotate up/down
4/6 rotate left/right

5 switch orthographic/perspective view

+/- zoom

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I found it on the bottom left: View -> Align View -> View Selected.

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  • $\begingroup$ Refer to the question... "without a numpad?" $\endgroup$
    – rugman
    Jul 20, 2015 at 20:21
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I know this question is titled as "without numpad"; but in case this can help anyone else; for resetting the "scene rotation" to zero use this:

Shift + numpad1

If you cannot see the numpad, for example you have a laptop; then, you can use Fn key.

For innstance numpad1 in my laptop is Fn + J; so i should use Shift + Fn + J

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