Blender 2.8x-3.5x Easy Manual: Getting started

Blender 2.8x-3.5x Easy Manual: Getting started, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 48 lectures, 3 quizzes, based on 16 reviews, and has 1060 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand the Blender 2.8 and later versions windows system Learn how to use the Blender 2.8 and later versions default interface Customize the preset workspace Create your personal workspace This course is ideal for individuals who are This is a good course for absolute beginners, but also for people that have used or are already using 3d modelling programs and want to switch to Blender. It is particularly useful for This is a good course for absolute beginners, but also for people that have used or are already using 3d modelling programs and want to switch to Blender.

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Summary

Title: Blender 2.8x-3.5x Easy Manual: Getting started

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 48

Number of Quizzes: 3

Number of Published Lectures: 48

Number of Published Quizzes: 3

Number of Curriculum Items: 51

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 51

Original Price: €44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand the Blender 2.8 and later versions windows system
Learn how to use the Blender 2.8 and later versions default interface
Customize the preset workspace
Create your personal workspace

Who Should Attend

This is a good course for absolute beginners, but also for people that have used or are already using 3d modelling programs and want to switch to Blender.

Target Audiences

This is a good course for absolute beginners, but also for people that have used or are already using 3d modelling programs and want to switch to Blender.

In this introductory course of Blender we will focus on the fundamental aspects of the program, learning, in an intuitive and progressive way, how to use its main functionalities.

You will understand how the user interface works and quickly learn the basic commands, using both the keyboard and menus.

At the end of this course you will be able to navigate in the 3d space, visualize 3d models, set views and change the preset work area in no time.

I’ve included also simple examples to make you better understand what 3D computer graphics is and how it works.

This is a good course for absolute beginners, but also for people that have used or are already using 3d modelling programs and want to switch to Blender.

How to use this course

This course is structured in a way that will help you fast memorize Blender commands without involving you in any particular project.

I suggest you watch the course in full at least once.

In any case, in order to optimize your time and avoid you to re-listen to the entire course if you don’t remember just a part of my lectures, I’ve included also short “How to” clips, that will go straight to the point and clearly explain to you, how to execute certain tasks.

If you are already familiar with Blender but not an expert you can use this course to refresh your skills, and most likely discover those hidden simple features of the program that sometimes are overseen in other courses.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Welcome

Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

Lecture 2: How to use this course

Lecture 3: The Blender version 2.8x

Lecture 4: Downloading and installing Blender for your OS

Chapter 2: The Windows System

Lecture 1: As soon as you open Blender 2.8 – The splash screen

Lecture 2: The startup scene

Lecture 3: Areas, editors and workspaces overview

Lecture 4: How to resize an area

Lecture 5: How to split an area

Lecture 6: How to join an area

Lecture 7: How to display an area in full screen

Lecture 8: How to change an editor type in an area

Chapter 3: How to arrange editors layout

Lecture 1: Default layout overview and regions

Lecture 2: How to resize or hide a region

Lecture 3: Toolbar arrangement

Lecture 4: How to switch tab

Lecture 5: Panels

Lecture 6: How to collapse or expand a panel

Lecture 7: How to change the position of a panel

Lecture 8: How to pin a panel

Lecture 9: How to zoom content inside a panel

Chapter 4: Navigation

Lecture 1: The 3D Viewport

Lecture 2: Basic 3d viewport navigation

Lecture 3: How to emulate the numpad box

Lecture 4: How to navigate the 3d viewport using the 3d Gizmo

Lecture 5: How to navigate the 3d viewport with the mouse and the keyboard

Lecture 6: How to navigate the 3d viewport using the view and search menus

Lecture 7: Bonus Lecture – How to visualize the Z axis

Chapter 5: Setting the 3D Viewport point of view

Lecture 1: Be more precise

Lecture 2: Zoom Region

Lecture 3: Viewpoint: Top, bottom, right, left, front and back

Lecture 4: Quad view

Lecture 5: 3D viewport projection types

Lecture 6: View Persp/Ortho

Lecture 7: Camera View

Chapter 6: Create your own workspace

Lecture 1: A layout for every task

Lecture 2: How to switch workspaces

Lecture 3: How to add a new workspace

Lecture 4: How to delete a workspace

Lecture 5: How to reorder a workspace

Lecture 6: How to rename a workspace tab

Lecture 7: How to save a customized workspace

Lecture 8: How to save a customized workspace as a part of the defaults

Lecture 9: How to open a file in your custom set of workspaces

Lecture 10: How to merge a workspace from another file into your current file

Chapter 7: Final

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture: How to import a 3d model in Blender 2.8

Lecture 3: Credits

Instructors

Emanuele Mulas
Designer and Engineer

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