I have the same issue as this post yet pressing SHIFT + F doesn’t do anything for me.
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Yes, as shown in the post (sorry for not clarifying)
If I remember correctly, 0 on the number pad should toggle camera view, and then use Shift + F. Then, you can use WASD to move.
Edit: As @BigNose_kid said, you might need to setup the shortcut first.
yes it is 0, i never heard then use shift + f but yeah, 0 is to toggle the camera into your view
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As I’ve said that has no effect
Have you toggled camera view with 0?
Edit:
Possibly, I’m on 2.83.
Yeah I already knew how to do that, and of course I tried it after I toggled the camera view. That may be on an older version of blender? I’m blender 2.9
view > navigation > walk navigation.
fly nav is weird and hard to control for me!
you can chose fly nav if you want idk.
Sorry i don’t use shortcuts LOL they are so much for blender. but ye photoshop’s are fine!
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@EpicCheatCodes @brees_lovely
My dear people you first need to enable/setup the shortcut first
Edit >preferences > keymap > name > search fly and then set it up to whatever key you want.
Ok I forgot after that I will complete it in the morning 
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To move the camera in blender, simply hold the middle mouse button and move your mouse to rotate the camera.
no you dont when i got blender onto my PC it was already set up
Well the premade shortcuts are different for different servers (basically it depends on the server /Country) like for me it was Shift + ~ (UK servers) so it can be possible that you did reset it and then forgot as many the GFX tutorials do mention to change it to Shift + F
or the rig/blender file you’re using had done it for you.
Or it just is default Shift + F for majority (USA servers)
i am not arguing i am just trying to explain the reason i said you need to set it up so that Shift + F starts working for you
