Glad you found the videos useful. Don't forget that there's also an ebook that, in effect, summarises each video and saves you having to keep rewatching. You might even find the occasional snippet of info in the book that's not in the videos. To download the ebook go to our website. Our website details are on every video thumbnail. I'm afraid I haven't made the video for the edit mode version of snapping yet. It might be several weeks yet since I intend to work through the edit mode Toolbar options first.

@@DSBlender Understood. The PDFs are great, too! Huge respect for what you're doing with this KZbin channel and the website. Thank you so much for taking the time to create this resource. Liked and subscribed, and wishing you best of luck :)

Thank you so much for taking the trouble to offer help. It is much appreciated. Actually, I'm not looking to up the number of subscribers yet. So far there are not enough videos on my channel to give people enough information about Blender to start creating anything meaningful. I don't think we'll be there for at least another 30 to 50 videos (so about a year from now). When I've got to that stage and the ebook is in its final stages, then I will see what strategies I can come up with to gather more subscribers. At that point your help would be much appreciated.

Thanks for the response. I hope it makes things a bit more interesting.

You're welcome. I'm glad you're finding them helpful. Still a lot more to go! Don't forget to download the PDF pages from our website.

Happy you found the video useful. Remember there's PDF pages to go with each video. The Parenting pages should be available shortly.

Glad you are finding them useful. Actually, I created the pages first and then the videos. Or at least that's what I did in the beginning, now it's the other way round!

Thanks. Nice to know you are finding it useful.

Yes, you can. Just do the following steps: 0) Start a new project 1) Go to Properties Editor's Scene page. 2) Under the Units heading set Unit Scale to 0.001 Length to millimeters 3) Go to the Overlays panel (icon in top-right of 3D Viewport) Set Scale to 0.001 (redraws the grid) 4) Save your file. Probably best to put it in the Blender app folder. 5) Select "File" in the Blender menu bar and choose "Defaults">"Save Startup File" This will make your newly saved file the one that's loaded when you start a new project and so give you the millimeter settings you want. New objects will be 2mm rather than 2m. Thanks for the question. I'll update the video (soon) to demonstrate this. Please let me know how you get on.

I glad you are finding them useful. Have you had a look at the ebook that goes with them?

Hi Danial. Thanks for the comment. My channel's very first comment! I hope you find something new in most of the videos. And don't forget to download the book that goes with them from the Digital Skills website (www.digital-skills.co.uk). Just click on the Blender button near the top of the Home page.

@@DSBlender I'm so glad to be the first! Your videos are underrated and I'm sure your channel will blow up soon ;) I'll download it asap it's a treasure! keep creating amazing videos :)