Scripting is really important for programmers and those who build addons for Blender. It's just not for your average modeler/sculpter. There's probably some good uses for it otherwise, too, if it doesn't cause your eyes to glaze over when learning about it (like mine) 😂
I have been trying to make a book open, flip a few pages and then zoom into one of the pages… it’s been 2 days and I have only just made the book 🤦♀️ really not noob friendly
Devil's advocate here. this will sound very Elitist coming from me, but i believe the problem with making Bender Easy to learn , is that the stuff they do to make it Easy to learn will Get in the way of professionals. i think that the bigger problem is that way too many people dont teach how to use the Interface and find what you need. More over many of the popular tutorials dont teach you Any of the fundamentals of 3D graphics and all of the important technical prerequisites you need to learn before hand. Blender is cool and all but its not meant to be a Toy. and Tons of the begginer orianted tutorials dont bother with those things and sometimes give out outright misinformation (looking at you blender guru) , this causes people to get trapped in tutorial hell. there have been just way too many times where i had to scream to people that were already in the process of making some elaborate model or animation or character the Basic detail . that 3D models have Y- as forward axis. when basic stuff like where the forward direction should be standardized and when basic troubleshooting steps like hitting Ctrl+N to fix normals isnt tought then its no wonder that blender has such a daunting learning curve.
@@ztmorris9738 i suggest starting by learning what 3D models and graphics are on a technical level and how they are meant to work. this will include standards for your software of choice. that means things like the example above where Models face nagetive y By default. after that you focus on learning the interface. dont have fear and just see what all the buttons do. read the tool tips, look up where everything you expect is and learn any controls they might have. from there you want to go for Goal orianted learning. That means you learn ONE thing at a time. it can be modeling or material work or a different discipline of 3D. but dont try to master everything at once. you will be burned out and overwhelmed. BIG TIP : there is a massive difference between learning technical skills and learning Artistic skills. DONT try to learn both of them at the same time !. way too many people expect to be able to learn the software and learn to make a master peace Pixar movie in the same day and fail. stuff like using modifiers are technical skills, Emotion , color and design and character are artistic skills.
It's actually a well known ambivalence: A software that can make tons of stuff has 2 way to be designed. Either your prioritise a user friendly experience but it will very quickly get in the way of people who actually wants to go deeper and make complicated stuff, that's what Apple does for example. OR you prioritise the long term run and force user to have a hard time at the start so they can go as deep as they want later in the process once they figured out the whole dynamic of the soft. There is no magic solution and imo Blender made the best choice, also let's not forget that before version 2.8, Blender was way harder to figure out so they actually made their best to improve its user friendlyness without screwing advanced users. Since there are tons of ressources online to learn the software it's just about lazyness at this point, and that's fair because people that are too lazy to pass that begining stage would eventually be too lazy to make decent 3D art in the long run because 3D is far from easy.
@@SimFiftyFifty i actually survived the 2.6 and 2.7 era. you will be shocked to know there are people that think versions newer then that have much worse UI.
Kids today think this one is hard, lol. When I first downloaded this *Right Click* was the select button 💀
when i met 3D everything was wireframe, you just imagined the render, and the final render was just phong mode,welcome to ms dos.
Blender is hard to learn at first but it's so worth it. I feel like I can make anything.
CTRL 1, 2, 3 FOR SUBDIV MODIFIER. BLENDER CARES ABOUT YOU
"Animation dont care about it"
I felt that
When I create an object by default there are no units to even determine what dimensions are. Did they test this with human users?
If only an 3D software with the same difficult to learn as canva exists
My biggest problem for learning blender is the 2,000+ keyboard shortcuts and having shortcuts WITHIN shortcuts 😵💫😵💫
Very good video. Maybe a tutorial on modifiers next?
Holy shit that ending was one of the most inspirational things I've heard for quite a long time
modifiers are not listed like that version anymore (now 4.2) I miss the old way btw.. xD this makes it just more hilarious xD
0:15 A little off topic but as an aviation fan I genuinely tweaked when he pronounced Grumman Gru-men instead of Grum-man"
That’s my bad homie
@@clonemace nah its alright man
This video speaks to me
80% of my time in Blender is on the scripting tab, for work 💦
sussy baka.
Scripting is really important for programmers and those who build addons for Blender. It's just not for your average modeler/sculpter. There's probably some good uses for it otherwise, too, if it doesn't cause your eyes to glaze over when learning about it (like mine) 😂
0:22 you have got a good point
what they should do, put an easy texture applier like cinema4d ( i used to use cinema 4d ) and also to modify the reflection
2:23 just ctrl + 1,2,3 etc
12, 13, 14, 15
4:11 sm64 modders and also people that mod games use it to export the games models and im also planning to mod games so im going to use it
I have been trying to make a book open, flip a few pages and then zoom into one of the pages… it’s been 2 days and I have only just made the book 🤦♀️ really not noob friendly
6:34 looks like a Hershey’s nugget
2:26 i already spend 10 or 5 minutes lost to find mask
Erm actualy the scripting tab is the best tab if you want to quickly model stuff
the best youtuber is back againn
3:50 that's anim8or gui i think, i use just for fun
And button combos
man, i clicked something and now i can't weight paint :(
edit: i mean only substracting the weight is broken
Devil's advocate here. this will sound very Elitist coming from me, but i believe the problem with making Bender Easy to learn , is that the stuff they do to make it Easy to learn will Get in the way of professionals. i think that the bigger problem is that way too many people dont teach how to use the Interface and find what you need.
More over many of the popular tutorials dont teach you Any of the fundamentals of 3D graphics and all of the important technical prerequisites you need to learn before hand. Blender is cool and all but its not meant to be a Toy. and Tons of the begginer orianted tutorials dont bother with those things and sometimes give out outright misinformation (looking at you blender guru) , this causes people to get trapped in tutorial hell.
there have been just way too many times where i had to scream to people that were already in the process of making some elaborate model or animation or character the Basic detail . that 3D models have Y- as forward axis. when basic stuff like where the forward direction should be standardized and when basic troubleshooting steps like hitting Ctrl+N to fix normals isnt tought then its no wonder that blender has such a daunting learning curve.
So how would you suggest people learn these fundamentals that aren't taught?
@@ztmorris9738 i suggest starting by learning what 3D models and graphics are on a technical level and how they are meant to work. this will include standards for your software of choice. that means things like the example above where Models face nagetive y By default.
after that you focus on learning the interface. dont have fear and just see what all the buttons do. read the tool tips, look up where everything you expect is and learn any controls they might have.
from there you want to go for Goal orianted learning. That means you learn ONE thing at a time. it can be modeling or material work or a different discipline of 3D. but dont try to master everything at once. you will be burned out and overwhelmed.
BIG TIP : there is a massive difference between learning technical skills and learning Artistic skills. DONT try to learn both of them at the same time !. way too many people expect to be able to learn the software and learn to make a master peace Pixar movie in the same day and fail. stuff like using modifiers are technical skills, Emotion , color and design and character are artistic skills.
It's actually a well known ambivalence: A software that can make tons of stuff has 2 way to be designed. Either your prioritise a user friendly experience but it will very quickly get in the way of people who actually wants to go deeper and make complicated stuff, that's what Apple does for example. OR you prioritise the long term run and force user to have a hard time at the start so they can go as deep as they want later in the process once they figured out the whole dynamic of the soft.
There is no magic solution and imo Blender made the best choice, also let's not forget that before version 2.8, Blender was way harder to figure out so they actually made their best to improve its user friendlyness without screwing advanced users. Since there are tons of ressources online to learn the software it's just about lazyness at this point, and that's fair because people that are too lazy to pass that begining stage would eventually be too lazy to make decent 3D art in the long run because 3D is far from easy.
@@SimFiftyFifty i actually survived the 2.6 and 2.7 era. you will be shocked to know there are people that think versions newer then that have much worse UI.
Yeah i know
Because theres REALLY WAY TO MUCH tool
well.. you don't really need to use all of em
@@Bread-xe3sg but if you dont know what button you need to press, your cooked🥲
Scripting don't care about it!
Spot the difference lol
this might be the worst blender video I've ever seen ngl
Trust me I’ve made worse
this video is boring