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Blender's UI has improved tremendously over the years, but I wouldn't call it one of the cleanest UI in software. It still has, for better or worse, quite idios

Blender's UI has improved tremendously over the years, but I wouldn't call it one of the cleanest UI in software. It still has, for better or worse, quite idiosyncratic UI patterns (e.g. the panel juggling) and the underlying logic of e.g. objects, meshes, textures, materials, world, camera and renderer lining up is not very discoverable. I'm highly sceptical anyone could learn the Blender UI just by opening it and clicking around.

lionkor 2y ago
No, you do tutorials, and plenty of them. Takes a few days, and then you're pretty familiar. I don't think AI is needed here at all.
- jampekka 2y ago
  Specific features are hard to find from tutorials. LLMs don't replace tutorials, they augment documentation and stack exchange and such.