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xoArtz
Member

112

03-03-2025, 08:54 AM

I’m looking to discover how to work with Blender since it’s the sole 3D modeling tool available right now. I need a free resource, and if you mention YouTube, please share a channel that’s helpful.

xoArtz

03-03-2025, 08:54 AM #1

DiscoBear00
Junior Member

03-04-2025, 01:07 PM

Blendercookie.com Polycount.com/forums Polycount wiki. It’s better to master methods rather than sticking to one tool, since applying techniques makes your 3D art journey smoother.

DiscoBear00

03-04-2025, 01:07 PM #2

Blendercookie.com Polycount.com/forums Polycount wiki. It’s better to master methods rather than sticking to one tool, since applying techniques makes your 3D art journey smoother.

AssassinJayden
Member

220

03-04-2025, 01:23 PM

I have roughly two and a half years of inventor training, which will help me use some of the concepts.

AssassinJayden

03-04-2025, 01:23 PM #3

I have roughly two and a half years of inventor training, which will help me use some of the concepts.

iron_pip
Member

107

03-05-2025, 04:34 PM

Consider getting 3Ds Max for students—it's free and likely offers a user-friendly interface that feels comfortable to use.

iron_pip

03-05-2025, 04:34 PM #4

Consider getting 3Ds Max for students—it's free and likely offers a user-friendly interface that feels comfortable to use.

Excalinma
Junior Member

03-06-2025, 05:05 AM

My cousin shared a link with me. I also picked up a Blender for Dummies book.

Excalinma

03-06-2025, 05:05 AM #5

My cousin shared a link with me. I also picked up a Blender for Dummies book.

Paula_Gamer
Junior Member

03-06-2025, 08:39 AM

It seems I might not be able to set up any Autodesk tools since I don’t have Microsoft Excel.

Paula_Gamer

03-06-2025, 08:39 AM #6

It seems I might not be able to set up any Autodesk tools since I don’t have Microsoft Excel.

MX_Flame
Member

171

03-06-2025, 04:05 PM

Excel is needed because it helps organize, analyze, and present data efficiently.

MX_Flame

03-06-2025, 04:05 PM #7

Excel is needed because it helps organize, analyze, and present data efficiently.

kaloood23
Member

165

03-06-2025, 06:40 PM

I don't have it either, but I've installed it without issues. Could you share the error message it displays?

kaloood23

03-06-2025, 06:40 PM #8

I don't have it either, but I've installed it without issues. Could you share the error message it displays?

DarkSkarlet
Senior Member

415

03-06-2025, 07:24 PM

I haven’t attempted this recently and I’m avoiding it now. However, the system specs for Inventor and Maya both included Excel.

DarkSkarlet

03-06-2025, 07:24 PM #9

I haven’t attempted this recently and I’m avoiding it now. However, the system specs for Inventor and Maya both included Excel.

oOEmmaOo
Posting Freak

818

03-27-2025, 07:20 PM

#10

I suggest checking out blendercookie.com, blenderguru.com, blenderdiplom.com, and blendertutor.com. The top two stand out, while the others offer interesting lessons. I've found that tutorials are helpful only occasionally—you should experiment on your own at some point.

oOEmmaOo

03-27-2025, 07:20 PM #10

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