Your Blender 2.8 tutorial was actually the one that brought me into the world of 3D modeling and animation. A year later, I have made a couple of freelance works using blender as my main tool. Thank you for being vital part of my journey!
I gotta say - you have the most practical and greatest tutorials. I'm older and retired/disabled now, but years ago, before the forced retirement, I started using Blender somewhere around the Beta version I think around .94 or so. I wasn't a self taught user and didn't use it much as it was just a hobby. Over the years, I've watched tutorials that would teach a bit of this and a bit of that. Never like this. I was able to do simple things and just kept dabbling over the years. Always wondering "How do I do this or that" about simple things. Being that I didn't use it all the time, I would forget things but I wasn't extremely motivated. I'm the type person that needs to sit with someone 1 on 1 and watch exactly what they do and be able to ask questions every now and then. Although I can't ask you live in the moment questions, the way you do your tutorials is EXACTLY what I've been needing all this time. I am starting with Part 1 and will continue each part until I master it this time round. All these years, I wish I had found you sooner. Thank you so much!
As a complete newbie at 50, I have paid a lot of compliments to Blender enthusiasts for their tutorials and knowledge, and I have to say that this beginner's course you have made has to be the best on RUclips. I am extremely grateful for these videos, as it's tricky to tackle individual topics from different channels and different people. You are clearing a lot of things up for me. If Carlsberg did Blender tutorials.... 👏
To all the new students, trust me when I say Grant will guide you amazingly throughout this journey. I finished almost the entire RUclips's library worth of content and moved on to his paid content and cannot recommend it enough 💯 Oh! And Grant! Thanks for always pumping out the bangers m8❤️
I still have this project file from last year. So much fun learning from this one. Learning a new thing like, applying emission shader, is like opening the door to 1,000s of projects you can make in the future.
Hey Grant, I'm starting week 2 - I've looked at all kinds of Blender tutorials and (no disrespect to the efforts of their creators) - there's a difference between knowing Blender and TEACHING blender. Your vid is like an oasis in the chaos, your pacing, tone, and method are ideal....I'll be following your lead and thanks for these!!
Thank you for teaching me the ins- and outs of Blender, tips and tricks for all those years! Can't help to wonder if with Blender 3.0 there will be another set of people having that wonderful journey. Thanks again Grant Abbitt, for all the free educational content, and here is to hope there will be many more of it to come!
Ah, so you're jumping on the re-release bandwagon too, eh? xD The 2.8 version of the tutorial for this scene is what got me into blendering two years ago. To whoever is getting into Blender for the first time, this series is going to be a great starting point. Stick with Grant after completing it too - Blender Guru is charismatic and an expert, but Grant is all of that on top of having a teaching background. It shows in his tutorials, and we as a community are lucky that he's dedicated so much of his time and expertise to put out world-class free content. I've done my fair share of both free & paid courses, and Grant is about as good as it gets,
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I've been wanting to teach Blender to my year 10 students and, while I do know Blender, I struggled to find an effective way to do it until I came across this! This is perfect!
The monster got at an upgrade too! I really want to thank you for the Blender 2.8 version of this tutorial. It was one of my first learning experiences with the software.
Having tried a couple of other on-line tutorials, I came to the conclusion that Blender was not for me. Then I tried yours. A great series, well thought out explained and paced - brilliant. Teachers come in different flavours: Those that "Do the job", those that know their subject but cannot teach it & those that insprire . . . Thanks for so much inspiration - havng done the basics, I'm now onto some of the more advanced stuff, and loving it!
I had been viewing the first 3 or 4 videos of the ranked # 1 of the "ranked best 20 Blender courses" and they were okay. But to me, this (ranked # 3 in that list) is the best. Grant goes through the basics just fast enough and explaining things very thoroughly, moving around the Blender grid in a way that I can keep up. The challenges are also very helpful - kind of like mini-tests throughout.
Just finished! Thanks for creating this course. I did your 2.8 course and the Well but haven't used Blender for over a year. This was a good refresher to get me back into it. Hopeful I'll keep going this time. Looking forward to following some of your other tutorials.
Excellent video. He's careful not to sub-consciously skip steps, so is very easy to follow. Voice is enjoyable listening. Pauses occasionally to allow the user to practice. Very important, he uses a default view so no confusion right off. I highly recommend his videos!
Just wanted to say that you are awesome. I have been wanting to dip into this sort of thing as a hobby but have absolutely zero knowledge going into it and was feeling very intimidated by Blender.I will be watching the rest of your series. Thank you so much for this incredible tutorial!
Just saw the thumbnail and it reminded me when i started blender and just stick to it because of your legendary tutorials(like these) keep going man !!
Love your teaching style, very clear, and giving the student exercises to make them put the techniques into action and play with them to become familiar as quickly as possible. Brilliant, have subscribed. Keep up the good work dude.
dude this was amazing it doesnt show you any modeling but great for beginers and get a grasp of the controls , again really thanks i learnt the basic controls
Hey, Mr. Abbit. I just wanted to let you know how much I've been enjoying this tutorial. I just finished Blender Guru's Donut tutorial, and now I'm on this one, halfway through. When I've finished your free courses, I'm going to move on to the paid ones. I can you're an experienced teacher with years expires--you never rush, and you pause at the right times. I wish I had started with this one first--would've made life easier. Thank you so much.
You're such a boss Grant! You helped me get my head around early modelling and working in 3D software. Now I am at Uni studying animation and .... well still learning 3D software,.. but I have made amazing progress and am now modelling a full cyberpunk street scene for one of my major projects. Without the help of people like you in those early stages I doubt I ever would have made it to where I am now. I will always recommend you (and of course the donut tutorial XD) to anyone looking to get started. Thanks so much for everything!
I built a career from Blender and the original version of this is where I started. Definitely recommend, one of the best RUclips channels for beginners.
I'm always recommending this set for getting started, anytime someone asks how they should begin - great set to get you far off the ground in a short space of time.
This is really great. I've watched a bunch of your other videos on more advanced topics, but as an infrequent Blender user getting back to basics like this is really helpful. Thx!
Time to start my journey into 3d modeling. Something that I seem to have always had an appreciation/passion for. Can't wait to learn all these new things. Thanks for your videos.
Brother, you are one of the best teachers I ever had. I'm also studying your course on Udemy as well, which I'll continue to do for a long time... Thank You brother, I hope I'll be good as you one day :).
hiya, How come you moving to blender if you have been using Cinema 4d forever?? only asking cus i used cinema 4d for few years and now just started to learn Blender,
Wow, Grant! Thank you very much! I have been following you for a years although I might admit I didn't do much modeling (I'm doing another type of PC job). I really love the upgrade of this old tutorial and right on spot with the new release!
Just wanted to say that you are awesome. I have been wanting to dip into this sort of thing as a hobby but have absolutely zero knowledge going into it and was feeling very intimidated by Blender. After just this one video I'm feeling a huge sense of relief and confidence so thank you for demystifying it all for me. Very easy to learn following along with you.
I want to thank you for a wonderful course for beginners (Complete Blender Creator: Learn 3D Modeling for Beginners )! Blender is a powerful tool that stops being so intimidating while learning with you! Everything was so clear and simple that all that was left was to enjoy the process))))) I recommend it to all beginners!
This is perfect for beginners. I am very new to Blender, and I am trying to start a modeling career. This basic video really helped me get the hang of it. I will be watching the rest of your series. Thank you so much for this incredible tutorial!
Thanks so much for this clear and well thought out tutorial. I'm moving items around and changing their rotation, with confidence, using shortcut keys.
You're such a legend @Grant Abbitt, and my favorite creator on the internet. Thank you for everything you do, and for having such a range of free and paid content. You're inspiring.
I highly recommend mapping _frame selected_ to a spare mouse button if you have that type of mouse. You use it all the time and numpad. is on the other side of the world.
I've used Autodesk123d for years and produced a few decent 3d prints (that's my particular interest here). I'm learning Blender to gain more precise control of shapes. It's going to be an uphill task given the relative complexity of Blender. These tutorials are particularly well delivered, especially when compared to others hereabouts. It's no mean skill to sufficiently empathise with those who know little, like myself. Thank you for your work.
Thank you for this tutorial on blender 2.8 ... it's the best tutorial for any beginner. never thought i could learn 3d modelling and animation, until i found this tutorial in 2019. you wil bel happy to see how much i've grown as your student. i am not active on social media bcos i am still developing, but i've been doing 3d animation project, i have a 2021 demo reel... and i love it thank you for making the baby steps easy and attractive.
Nice to have some expert tutorials with a British accent. Gonna get through your playlist, and after watching so many, I hope this will allow me to start creating instead of videos. Thanks
These new guide videos are fantastic! I love them and I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with everyone to learn 3D animation. I just downloaded the new Blender 3.0 and I'm excited to check out all the new features. Thank you for doing what you do! I hope you have a great week my friend! :)
It's nice to see that I'm not the only one who revisions their old works. I just remade that hand texture project with stream in cylindrical rock and modular assets, with pbr materials and geometric node scattered rocks and grass. Stream ended up looking like toothpaste jelly.... which in its own was happy little accident.🤣
Thank you for this video. Its been a great help. Never used 3d software before as looked daunting but making notes and being able to move and scale objects is so satisfying :D On to the next one now!
Woohoo, an update! I got distracted and after a couple of years sat down to use Blender and realised I had forgotten how to do anything. Luckily Grant is here to save the day!
For Keyboards without Numpad.. Open Blender > Go to Edit menu. Click on Preferences (Blender preferences window will open up) Now click on the input menu (on the left-hand side) Finally, enable “Emulate Numpad” as shown in the red marker.
omg! i remember doing this ages ago, aahhh the memories. thank you for all the content, Mister Grant Abbitt. I'm excited to see the rock being for this time, seems like many lessons applicable for mke humanoid figures this time. Perhaps a rig too? :O
That first line and I quote "At first blender can seem very intimidating." And Im like ok there's a ray of sunshine in this I know it. Then second quote "Its a extremely complicated program." Im not trolling you I love every thing you do. But I was definitely laughing. Keep up the good work and thank you for all that you do for us.
Your Blender 2.8 tutorial was actually the one that brought me into the world of 3D modeling and animation. A year later, I have made a couple of freelance works using blender as my main tool. Thank you for being vital part of my journey!
sweet man
Weldone
our story sounds alike...im always grateful i found this tutorial during lockdown...
Bro this is so much insperation. Also we need an update, its been another year!
I gotta say - you have the most practical and greatest tutorials. I'm older and retired/disabled now, but years ago, before the forced retirement, I started using Blender somewhere around the Beta version I think around .94 or so. I wasn't a self taught user and didn't use it much as it was just a hobby. Over the years, I've watched tutorials that would teach a bit of this and a bit of that. Never like this. I was able to do simple things and just kept dabbling over the years. Always wondering "How do I do this or that" about simple things. Being that I didn't use it all the time, I would forget things but I wasn't extremely motivated. I'm the type person that needs to sit with someone 1 on 1 and watch exactly what they do and be able to ask questions every now and then. Although I can't ask you live in the moment questions, the way you do your tutorials is EXACTLY what I've been needing all this time. I am starting with Part 1 and will continue each part until I master it this time round. All these years, I wish I had found you sooner. Thank you so much!
Glad to hear it :)
As a complete newbie at 50, I have paid a lot of compliments to Blender enthusiasts for their tutorials and knowledge, and I have to say that this beginner's course you have made has to be the best on RUclips. I am extremely grateful for these videos, as it's tricky to tackle individual topics from different channels and different people. You are clearing a lot of things up for me. If Carlsberg did Blender tutorials.... 👏
Thanks 🙂
To all the new students, trust me when I say Grant will guide you amazingly throughout this journey. I finished almost the entire RUclips's library worth of content and moved on to his paid content and cannot recommend it enough 💯 Oh! And Grant! Thanks for always pumping out the bangers m8❤️
Thanks 👍🙂
I still have this project file from last year. So much fun learning from this one.
Learning a new thing like, applying emission shader, is like opening the door to 1,000s of projects you can make in the future.
Hey Grant, I'm starting week 2 - I've looked at all kinds of Blender tutorials and (no disrespect to the efforts of their creators) - there's a difference between knowing Blender and TEACHING blender. Your vid is like an oasis in the chaos, your pacing, tone, and method are ideal....I'll be following your lead and thanks for these!!
Thank you for teaching me the ins- and outs of Blender, tips and tricks for all those years!
Can't help to wonder if with Blender 3.0 there will be another set of people having that wonderful journey.
Thanks again Grant Abbitt, for all the free educational content, and here is to hope there will be many more of it to come!
ME!
Me! Just finished my donut and want more!
This old project file literally taught me so much of the core basics...you're a legend my friend!! 🙌🏼
Ah, so you're jumping on the re-release bandwagon too, eh? xD
The 2.8 version of the tutorial for this scene is what got me into blendering two years ago. To whoever is getting into Blender for the first time, this series is going to be a great starting point. Stick with Grant after completing it too - Blender Guru is charismatic and an expert, but Grant is all of that on top of having a teaching background. It shows in his tutorials, and we as a community are lucky that he's dedicated so much of his time and expertise to put out world-class free content. I've done my fair share of both free & paid courses, and Grant is about as good as it gets,
Thanks very much🙂
I couldn't learn from Blender Guru, he's an expert but I think Grant has a better teaching style, just my opinion.
I remember watching the 2.8 beginner tutorial series 'man and monster' this feels so nostalgic, amazing job as always Grant!!!
Me too
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I've been wanting to teach Blender to my year 10 students and, while I do know Blender, I struggled to find an effective way to do it until I came across this! This is perfect!
I was a newbie to Blender this year, with your original version of this scene……this will make for a nice refresher course!
Damn, the monster has been working out since the last series!
This is why we love you grant, your BEST blender teacher on youtube. I hope this serious goes to level 10+ (wishful thinking)
Mann this guy has the best way of explaining everything.... Legit teacher who all respect!!
The monster got at an upgrade too! I really want to thank you for the Blender 2.8 version of this tutorial. It was one of my first learning experiences with the software.
Usually i get lost when watching these tutorials, and while i already knew these basics it feels much better having you go through it
Having tried a couple of other on-line tutorials, I came to the conclusion that Blender was not for me. Then I tried yours. A great series, well thought out explained and paced - brilliant.
Teachers come in different flavours: Those that "Do the job", those that know their subject but cannot teach it & those that insprire . . . Thanks for so much inspiration - havng done the basics, I'm now onto some of the more advanced stuff, and loving it!
I had been viewing the first 3 or 4 videos of the ranked # 1 of the "ranked best 20 Blender courses" and they were okay. But to me, this (ranked # 3 in that list) is the best. Grant goes through the basics just fast enough and explaining things very thoroughly, moving around the Blender grid in a way that I can keep up. The challenges are also very helpful - kind of like mini-tests throughout.
Finally a tutorial that is not over complicated, and short, so you won't feel intimidated. Everyone should start with this :)
So glad you've made this series. I haven't touched blender in nearly 2 years and forgot pretty much everything and this is a fantastic refresher.
Just finished! Thanks for creating this course. I did your 2.8 course and the Well but haven't used Blender for over a year. This was a good refresher to get me back into it. Hopeful I'll keep going this time. Looking forward to following some of your other tutorials.
Excellent video. He's careful not to sub-consciously skip steps, so is very easy to follow. Voice is enjoyable listening. Pauses occasionally to allow the user to practice. Very important, he uses a default view so no confusion right off. I highly recommend his videos!
Just wanted to say that you are awesome. I have been wanting to dip into this sort of thing as a hobby but have absolutely zero knowledge going into it and was feeling very intimidated by Blender.I will be watching the rest of your series. Thank you so much for this incredible tutorial!
Just saw the thumbnail and it reminded me when i started blender and just stick to it because of your legendary tutorials(like these) keep going man !!
as a person with heavy migraine, this tutorial still easy to learn, thank you so much Grant Abbitt!
I was not sure if I should do another beginners tutorial, but I still learned a lot of useful tips. Each presenter brings something new to the table
Love your teaching style, very clear, and giving the student exercises to make them put the techniques into action and play with them to become familiar as quickly as possible. Brilliant, have subscribed. Keep up the good work dude.
dude this was amazing it doesnt show you any modeling but great for beginers and get a grasp of the controls , again really thanks i learnt the basic controls
Hey, Mr. Abbit. I just wanted to let you know how much I've been enjoying this tutorial. I just finished Blender Guru's Donut tutorial, and now I'm on this one, halfway through. When I've finished your free courses, I'm going to move on to the paid ones. I can you're an experienced teacher with years expires--you never rush, and you pause at the right times. I wish I had started with this one first--would've made life easier. Thank you so much.
You're such a boss Grant! You helped me get my head around early modelling and working in 3D software. Now I am at Uni studying animation and .... well still learning 3D software,.. but I have made amazing progress and am now modelling a full cyberpunk street scene for one of my major projects. Without the help of people like you in those early stages I doubt I ever would have made it to where I am now. I will always recommend you (and of course the donut tutorial XD) to anyone looking to get started. Thanks so much for everything!
I built a career from Blender and the original version of this is where I started. Definitely recommend, one of the best RUclips channels for beginners.
I'm always recommending this set for getting started, anytime someone asks how they should begin - great set to get you far off the ground in a short space of time.
I started the 2,8 version last week, so this new version is right on time for me.
I looking forward to learning a lot.
The first blender tutorial I finished, excited to see what else has been added in
Nice to see a new look for a beginner course. I have gone through the original version multiple times. A lot of good information in these courses.
Nice to have this to come back to.... even being away from the program for 6 months, I need to brush up on the basics.
nothing better than learning blender from the ASMR guru of blender! your voice is so calming, it washes all my worries away.
The old one was my first Blender Tutorial and was really good for me as absolute beginner.
Great channel and great tutorials
Gorilla Stand Off. My first Blender project, where I had no idea of what I was doing
Excellent!
BY FAR the best Beginner's Guide for Blender 3 on RUclips.
Lightyears ahead of the other crab.
Thank you!!!
👍
This is really great. I've watched a bunch of your other videos on more advanced topics, but as an infrequent Blender user getting back to basics like this is really helpful. Thx!
I also learned a lot from this tutorial from last year. Awesome and so helpful!!! I can absolutly recommend this tutorial.
Time to start my journey into 3d modeling. Something that I seem to have always had an appreciation/passion for. Can't wait to learn all these new things. Thanks for your videos.
Brother, you are one of the best teachers I ever had. I'm also studying your course on Udemy as well, which I'll continue to do for a long time... Thank You brother, I hope I'll be good as you one day :).
Newbie here. Very good tutorial. Not too fast and not too slow. Just right for me. TQ.
Thanks man! This is awesome. I've been using Cinema 4D and 3dMax forever I think it's time for me to move to blender. Thanks again!
hiya, How come you moving to blender if you have been using Cinema 4d forever?? only asking cus i used cinema 4d for few years and now just started to learn Blender,
@@ProRylan I've been seeing lots of awesome work on blender's huge community and I want to join.
Thank you for this incredible beginners tutorial. Wow! It's amazing how it is possible to learn Blender. I will keep on watching and liking....:)
It reminds me of my first project and render scene......... Becoming a beginner again !!!! U rock grant 🥳
This is an amazing tutorial and the teaching is even better, if you arrived here follow the whole serie without doubt!
Wow, Grant! Thank you very much! I have been following you for a years although I might admit I didn't do much modeling (I'm doing another type of PC job).
I really love the upgrade of this old tutorial and right on spot with the new release!
Just wanted to say that you are awesome. I have been wanting to dip into this sort of thing as a hobby but have absolutely zero knowledge going into it and was feeling very intimidated by Blender. After just this one video I'm feeling a huge sense of relief and confidence so thank you for demystifying it all for me. Very easy to learn following along with you.
I want to thank you for a wonderful course for beginners (Complete Blender Creator: Learn 3D Modeling for Beginners
)! Blender is a powerful tool that stops being so intimidating while learning with you! Everything was so clear and simple that all that was left was to enjoy the process))))) I recommend it to all beginners!
This is perfect for beginners. I am very new to Blender, and I am trying to start a modeling career. This basic video really helped me get the hang of it. I will be watching the rest of your series. Thank you so much for this incredible tutorial!
It's been almost a year and completed all your tutorial series and now, I've reached the complete circle
Thanks so much for this clear and well thought out tutorial. I'm moving items around and changing their rotation, with confidence, using shortcut keys.
You're such a legend @Grant Abbitt, and my favorite creator on the internet. Thank you for everything you do, and for having such a range of free and paid content. You're inspiring.
Nice tutorial. I'm not a total beginner anymore but it's helpful to remember all of it after having a break of Blender for some time Thanks!
And that day has come again. Now we're going to take over and start modeling.
wow this is an incredibly well thought through 1st introduction to blender 3.. well done sir
what a great start, thanks for taking the time to make and upload it, and thanks for talking at a speed where I didn't have to speed the video up 😁
Thank you so much for the lesson, Grant. Wonderfully arranged & presented!
I highly recommend mapping _frame selected_ to a spare mouse button if you have that type of mouse. You use it all the time and numpad. is on the other side of the world.
I've used Autodesk123d for years and produced a few decent 3d prints (that's my particular interest here). I'm learning Blender to gain more precise control of shapes. It's going to be an uphill task given the relative complexity of Blender. These tutorials are particularly well delivered, especially when compared to others hereabouts. It's no mean skill to sufficiently empathise with those who know little, like myself. Thank you for your work.
Blender goes from " what the hell is this ? I wanna delete it and hide under my blanket" to " woah , this is so fun.. Love it" in a couple of hours..
Thank you for this tutorial on blender 2.8 ... it's the best tutorial for any beginner. never thought i could learn 3d modelling and animation, until i found this tutorial in 2019. you wil bel happy to see how much i've grown as your student. i am not active on social media bcos i am still developing, but i've been doing 3d animation project, i have a 2021 demo reel... and i love it
thank you for making the baby steps easy and attractive.
Nice to have some expert tutorials with a British accent. Gonna get through your playlist, and after watching so many, I hope this will allow me to start creating instead of videos. Thanks
These new guide videos are fantastic! I love them and I really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with everyone to learn 3D animation. I just downloaded the new Blender 3.0 and I'm excited to check out all the new features.
Thank you for doing what you do!
I hope you have a great week my friend! :)
Thanks :)
I love the updated monster!
we are waiting already part 2 and 3 :D
The legacy continues.
Wow! The monster's been lifting since the last beginners guide.
Yeah man😃👍
It's nice to see that I'm not the only one who revisions their old works. I just remade that hand texture project with stream in cylindrical rock and modular assets, with pbr materials and geometric node scattered rocks and grass. Stream ended up looking like toothpaste jelly.... which in its own was happy little accident.🤣
Link for it ruclips.net/video/2hkKiT-VY8o/видео.html
started today. i like the details and the speed. great first tutorial. looking forward for the next one :) thank you very much!
Incredibly clear and helpful. Thank you, Grant. With greetings from Cape Town.
Well paced (even better at .5 speed !) and clear - thanks - best tutorial I've watched
This is the clearest Blender tutorial for beginners that I have seen!
Thank you for this video. Its been a great help. Never used 3d software before as looked daunting but making notes and being able to move and scale objects is so satisfying :D On to the next one now!
Cant wait until you hit the 1 million subs, you deserve it big time!
simple but definitely needed thank you this was awesome for the super basics
I already love your tutorials they help me so much! Ty for making these! 💕🙏
Woohoo, an update! I got distracted and after a couple of years sat down to use Blender and realised I had forgotten how to do anything. Luckily Grant is here to save the day!
Just starting this playlist, fairly efficient myself, but I am sure I have missed things over the course of 5 years. TY, Grant.
Omg thanks Abbitt, recently i wanted to restart my learning on blender, and this is perfect!!!!
For Keyboards without Numpad..
Open Blender > Go to Edit menu.
Click on Preferences (Blender preferences window will open up)
Now click on the input menu (on the left-hand side)
Finally, enable “Emulate Numpad” as shown in the red marker.
Thankyou for your tutorials, I learned a lot from them, I had my blender installed a week ago, but I didn't know how to use it, thankyou very much.
so pleased you did an update of this course. will be following this next
thanks Grant... you are a natural teacher.
perfect timing..its been months since i touched blender. Thanks again.
I was waiting for this for Blender 3!! Ya
This was a very helpful tutorial, detailed, well explained and demonstrated. Thank you very much. 👍😁😎
Man this is nostalgic
This guy can make a bunch of FRIGGIN primitives look like a piece of renaissance art 💯💯💯
Grant Abbitt i love u because of your super simple tutorial , and great serving nature towards community. god bless you. from India with love.
Excellent tutorial, by far the best to watch & listen to so far from the others I've watched
I just saw your 2 year old video and it helped me a lot to practice
omg! i remember doing this ages ago, aahhh the memories. thank you for all the content, Mister Grant Abbitt. I'm excited to see the rock being for this time, seems like many lessons applicable for mke humanoid figures this time. Perhaps a rig too? :O
I thought I did this already, then I realized you updated it for Blender 3.0. Nice.
Utterly brilliant. Thank you so much! 🙂
Yes! I was hoping you'd make a new one, these are so helpful for new people.
That first line and I quote "At first blender can seem very intimidating." And Im like ok there's a ray of sunshine in this I know it. Then second quote "Its a extremely complicated program." Im not trolling you I love every thing you do. But I was definitely laughing. Keep up the good work and thank you for all that you do for us.