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2 years and no progress? I think you are doing something wrong. I have been using Blender for a long while now and there are parts of it that I see every day an
by iKlsR 13y ago
2 years and no progress? I think you are doing something wrong. I have been using Blender for a long while now and there are parts of it that I see every day and don't use or even know what it does. It's a generalist's package, it can be overwhelming but just focus on what you want and don't try to grasp every bit of it. A beginner's series I would recommend is http://cgcookie.com/blender/cgc-courses/blender-basics-introduction-for-beginners/ http://cgcookie.com/blender/cgc-courses/blender-basics-intro... and some useful resources can be found here http://meta.blender.stackexchange.com/a/43/12 http://meta.blender.stackexchange.com/a/43/12. I have a friend on fb that makes amazing 3d prints using Blender and a couple years ago he was fairly new to it, here's his blog, http://generativemodelingproject.blogspot.com/ http://generativemodelingproject.blogspot.com/
- scoofy 13y agoI'm familiar with this course, the amount of time dedicated to modeling is not very large, but the overview of the controls is pretty decent. The reason i'm not good at using blender is that when i hit a wall... it's a pretty insurmountable wall. It's much easier to just switch programs. If i need precision, openSCAD, if not, sketchup, both of which are obviously inferior. The stack exchange post seems very useful, i'll look into that, thanks.