5 Beginner Blender Mistakes To Avoid!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2023
- In this video, we cover the following common pitfalls:
1. Skipping the basics: Building a strong foundation is key to mastering Blender.
2. Ignoring tutorials and documentation: There's a wealth of knowledge out there-don't miss out!
3. Overlooking keyboard shortcuts: Efficiency matters, and shortcuts can save you loads of time.
4. Failing to save frequently: Don't let your hard work vanish in a crash!
5. Neglecting clean topology: Learn why clean mesh topology is essential for successful projects.
Whether you're a hobbyist or aiming to pursue a career in 3D graphics, these tips will help you avoid frustration and make your Blender experience smoother. Let's dive in!
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Are you just starting your journey with Blender? Don't worry, we've all been there! In this tutorial, we'll dive into the world of Blender and discuss 5 common beginner mistakes that you should definitely avoid.
Whether you're new to Blender or looking to refine your skills, this video is packed with valuable insights. From understanding clean topology to mastering essential keyboard shortcuts, we'll cover the basics of Blender for beginners.
Discover how to navigate Blender's interface effectively and learn some handy tips and tricks along the way. We'll also explore Blender documentation to help you find the answers to your burning questions.
Join us as we demystify Blender and provide you with the knowledge you need to create stunning 3D models and visual effects. Whether you're interested in 3D modeling or just want to know how to use Blender more efficiently, this tutorial has you covered.
Don't fall into common Blender pitfalls! Watch this beginner-friendly tutorial now and level up your Blender skills. Subscribe for more Blender tutorials, and let's make your journey with Blender a smooth and enjoyable one!
Chapters:
0:04 Skipping the basics.
01:25 Ignoring tutorials & documentation.
02:55 Overlooking keyboard shortcuts.
04:28 Failing to save frequently.
05:55 Neglecting clean topology.
We need more tutorials. It's been a while
You are right.
best video editing
Thank you!
Nice
please tell me what are the basics that we should know and focus as an bigginer and it will be more helpful if you recomand some youtube video
I recommend two channels: CrossMind Studio and Blender Guru. Those are the ones that helped me.
What's software do you use in this RUclips animation video ? only After Effects?
Photoshop first, to organize the images. Then After Effects to animate.
@@GeorgeKayesi Thank you for response. Would you tell me work flow ? first record voice or AI read then organize the images by Ps, and animate according to voice ? Can I learn from 【Ae Project files: My System Specs Animation】 same things?
For【Ae Project files: My System Specs Animation】was slightly different, because I did not use Photoshop a lot. For this particular video, this is what I did: Create the voice first. You can use a software like Audacity, Audition or Premier Pro to refine the voice. Then when the voice is good, start organizing the images in Photoshop. For example, each sentence or a couple of sentences in the voice script, is represented by a given Photoshop file. Each photoshop file should contain a number of layers. The Photoshop files are the imported into After effects one after the other as you animate. Once the animation is done according to the voice, you export the final video as mp4. The final step is to jump into the video editor of your choice and add background music and sound effects. That is the basic workflow for these type of videos... But they take a lot of time, that is the only downside.
@@GeorgeKayesi Thank you so much and I bought your patoron. Can I ask a few questions? what software or AI do you use for voice reading? Do you make storybord using Ps or Ai before animating?
Thank you for showing me support through Patreon. For AI voice, I use Microsoft OneNote, it's free and it has an immersive reader feature (it provides different English accents depending on the language set on your computer). Then I use OBS studio to record the internal audio (while OneNote is reading the script). For storyboarding, I am more comfortable with just a pencil and sheets of paper.