[Bf-docboard] Visual guide to Blender commands? Object semantics?

[Mike Wirth]

I'm new to Blender and enjoying the process of learning how to use it 
(on Mac OS X).

Has anyone produced a "cheat sheet" (i.e., one or two page visual 
guide) to the Blender keyboard commands/mouse gestures/button 
combinations?  (Note: I'm aware of Appendix A.  I'm suggesting a more 
visual guide organized by mode, task, etc.)

As part of my learning process, I'm sketching one by hand.  If none 
exists yet (or I don't think current ones are sufficiently 
informative :-) I'll probably produce one in Adobe Illustrator/PDF. 
Would this list then be the appropriate place to post it for comments 
and suggestions?  (Can I post email with attachments on this list?)

If my description of what I want is not clear, I can produce a quick 
sample, e.g., for object selection.

TIA,

Mike Wirth
Palo Alto, California

PS: Haven't gotten that far yet in the manual, but is there a concise 
description of "object semantics"? (e.g., {I'm guessing here :-} when 
a group is created with a parent, the location, rotation and scale 
properties are modified to be relative not to the global coordinates, 
but to the local coordinates of the parent.  Subsequently, 
translation, rotation and scaling of the group need only be be 
reflected by changes in the parent object properties.  Conversely, 
rendering a child object requires the composition of all spatial 
transformations in its parent chain.)

Hmm.... some kind of UML description would be ideal, both as a 
documentation and pedagogic tool, and as a formal spec.