been a set designer/ concept artist for many years, " im old :P " used Sketchup for 3D and renders just photoshop. started to learn Blender during the pandemic you are much further along in 3D, Its inspiring man, keep it up!
As I mentioned in the video, I gave up on it a couple times myself. It is quite frustrating at first, I totally get it. It's really hard at first but when you push through, it is incredibly rewarding. So keep at it, don't give up! Good luck with the next 12 months! I'll be looking forward to your animations and renders!
been using blender for a few months and hadn't got around to looking for solutions for framing selected object without going through the menus (I dont have a numpad) view selected will save me so much time thank you.
Ah yes! I spend a lot of time trying to line up the camera before I knew about the walk navigation and the tilde key. I’m glad you found the tips useful! You can also use f3, type; “align camera to view” right click and add it to your quick favorites. You line up the camera outside the camera’s view, press Q and click; align the camera. Quick favorites are also a great feature!
Nice video, Im trying to learn Blender, I started a few days ago and I'm about to finish the donut tutorial, first time i joined Blender I've been trying to do something without watching any tutorial but I realized that it was a dumb move since there are good tutorials out here. Thank you for this video and your motivation, I hope I'll become a good 3D modeler so I can use both my developing skills and 3D modelling skills to make something really cool!
I'm glad you found the video useful and motivating! That means a lot to me! Yeah unfortunately you can't get very far without watching tutorials. I highly encourage watching A LOT of tutorials. I'll be looking forward to your journey then! Good luck!
@@onurerdurak After a few days using blender I tried to do a sword an it's wonderful, I really liked it, I'll just continue making swords and shield or any kind of other equipments, I'll try to make more complex one in the future, but for now, only the donut tutorial made me a good starting point
İngilizcen çok düzgün bro. İçeriklerini yeni keşfettim, gayet başarılı... Bu arada sırf endüstri standardı olması ve öğrenmesi kolay olduğu için cinema 4d+redshift'e bi dünya zaman ve kaynak harcadım ve lisanslı sertifikalar aldım ama şuan dönüp baktığımda pişmanım biraz. Maxon ekosistemi vahşi bir kapitalist resmen. Kendi default render motorları rezalet olduğu için ekstra redshift'e yada octane'e para ödetiyor. Particles, fluids efektleri için bir cinema 4d parası daha verip xparticles "inysdium" alman gerekiyor. Bu liste uzayıp gidiyor böyle... Sence Blender'a geçmem ne kadar zamanımı alır, adapte olurken nelere dikkat etmeliyim "temel düzeyde kullanabiliyorum ancak genellikle modelleme, UV, rigging için kullandım"? Ayrıca Unreal 5 için de sertifikam var Zbrush'ı da kendim öğrendim. İnan oturup ağlayasım geliyor en başında Blender'a güvenip onunla başlamadığım için.
Öncelikle teşekkürler! Zaten baska bir 3D programdan geliyor olmandan dolayi iki üç ayda blendera alışabilirsin diye düşünüyorum. Diğer programlardaki deneyimin cok yararli olacaktir. İyi add-onlar kullanmani öneririm. Navigasyon için okları degil “G” tuşunu kullanmani öneririm. Bunun dışında diger programlardan geçmekle alakalı bir deneyimim olmadığı ici, başka tavsiyem yok. Blendera geçişinde başarılar dilerim. Hayırlı olsun diyelim :D
Everything you said is beneficial when trying to learn anything at all. Small chunks at a time, diversify your sources, look slightly ahead for encouragement, all good. Then you throw in your “biggest secret” of 10 years of filmmaking? Come on, you essentially said the best way to learn blender is to start 10 years ago in film school. Should have left that part out.
Ah I can see how that can be misinterpreted. I wanted to include a section shining a light on my prior experience since the question I get a lot, and the first part of the video title is “How I learned blender?” So, that part is personal information about me which connects to my next point in the video, learning about filmmaking translates into 3D. I did not say anything about film school. Nonetheless, I see your point. Maybe I could’ve structured the video differently or worded that bit better. Thank you for your comment! 🙌
been a set designer/ concept artist for many years, " im old :P " used Sketchup for 3D and renders just photoshop. started to learn Blender during the pandemic you are much further along in 3D, Its inspiring man, keep it up!
Thank you so much! Really happy that you find my work inspiring. Good luck on your blender journey!
I recommend this video when they ask me how to start blender
Oh wow! Thats great! I’m glad it’s a useful video for others too! 🔥🙌
i have been on and off using blender for about a year but i'm really going hard on it over the next 12 months, thank you for this video
As I mentioned in the video, I gave up on it a couple times myself. It is quite frustrating at first, I totally get it. It's really hard at first but when you push through, it is incredibly rewarding. So keep at it, don't give up! Good luck with the next 12 months! I'll be looking forward to your animations and renders!
been using blender for a few months and hadn't got around to looking for solutions for framing selected object without going through the menus (I dont have a numpad) view selected will save me so much time thank you.
Ah yes! I spend a lot of time trying to line up the camera before I knew about the walk navigation and the tilde key.
I’m glad you found the tips useful!
You can also use f3, type; “align camera to view” right click and add it to your quick favorites.
You line up the camera outside the camera’s view, press Q and click; align the camera.
Quick favorites are also a great feature!
Nice video, Im trying to learn Blender, I started a few days ago and I'm about to finish the donut tutorial, first time i joined Blender I've been trying to do something without watching any tutorial but I realized that it was a dumb move since there are good tutorials out here. Thank you for this video and your motivation, I hope I'll become a good 3D modeler so I can use both my developing skills and 3D modelling skills to make something really cool!
I'm glad you found the video useful and motivating! That means a lot to me!
Yeah unfortunately you can't get very far without watching tutorials. I highly encourage watching A LOT of tutorials.
I'll be looking forward to your journey then! Good luck!
@@onurerdurak After a few days using blender I tried to do a sword an it's wonderful, I really liked it, I'll just continue making swords and shield or any kind of other equipments, I'll try to make more complex one in the future, but for now, only the donut tutorial made me a good starting point
thank you. you're amazing and my inspiration
Eyy! Thank you! I appreciate that 🙌🙌
Thanks❤
İngilizcen çok düzgün bro. İçeriklerini yeni keşfettim, gayet başarılı... Bu arada sırf endüstri standardı olması ve öğrenmesi kolay olduğu için cinema 4d+redshift'e bi dünya zaman ve kaynak harcadım ve lisanslı sertifikalar aldım ama şuan dönüp baktığımda pişmanım biraz. Maxon ekosistemi vahşi bir kapitalist resmen. Kendi default render motorları rezalet olduğu için ekstra redshift'e yada octane'e para ödetiyor. Particles, fluids efektleri için bir cinema 4d parası daha verip xparticles "inysdium" alman gerekiyor. Bu liste uzayıp gidiyor böyle... Sence Blender'a geçmem ne kadar zamanımı alır, adapte olurken nelere dikkat etmeliyim "temel düzeyde kullanabiliyorum ancak genellikle modelleme, UV, rigging için kullandım"? Ayrıca Unreal 5 için de sertifikam var Zbrush'ı da kendim öğrendim. İnan oturup ağlayasım geliyor en başında Blender'a güvenip onunla başlamadığım için.
Öncelikle teşekkürler! Zaten baska bir 3D programdan geliyor olmandan dolayi iki üç ayda blendera alışabilirsin diye düşünüyorum.
Diğer programlardaki deneyimin cok yararli olacaktir.
İyi add-onlar kullanmani öneririm. Navigasyon için okları degil “G” tuşunu kullanmani öneririm.
Bunun dışında diger programlardan geçmekle alakalı bir deneyimim olmadığı ici, başka tavsiyem yok. Blendera geçişinde başarılar dilerim. Hayırlı olsun diyelim :D
Beautiful video!!!
Eyy! Thank you guys! Your support means a lot!
how do you make and animate your characters??
My characters usually only do simple head or arm moves, I do those by hand. Anything like, walking or jumping I use mixamo or actor core.
can you make a video on your workflow with human generator?
Hey, Im working on a video featuring human generator! Thanks for asking 😊🙌
🙏 thank you so much @@onurerdurak
Nice bro
Thank you!
Can I install it on Android
No only on a PC or laptop
Everything you said is beneficial when trying to learn anything at all. Small chunks at a time, diversify your sources, look slightly ahead for encouragement, all good. Then you throw in your “biggest secret” of 10 years of filmmaking? Come on, you essentially said the best way to learn blender is to start 10 years ago in film school. Should have left that part out.
Ah I can see how that can be misinterpreted.
I wanted to include a section shining a light on my prior experience since the question I get a lot, and the first part of the video title is “How I learned blender?”
So, that part is personal information about me which connects to my next point in the video, learning about filmmaking translates into 3D.
I did not say anything about film school.
Nonetheless, I see your point.
Maybe I could’ve structured the video differently or worded that bit better.
Thank you for your comment! 🙌