Learn 3D Fast and Easy

[@InspirationTuts]

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[@ОлександрВасильєв-б5д]

1. Specialize 2. Set deadline for yourself 3. Learn from mistakes of others 4. Go out of comfort zone 5. Find good learning resources 6. Take notes 7. Learn one thing at time 8. Respect the process

[@genie5340]

Thank you😊

[@aivariukas]

Thanks, man. Your content moves me to do stuff. The procrastination is real due to the fact that there are abundance of high end specialists, and i feel really "behind". For me, i love 3d printing the models, like miniatures n stuff, but its a narrow niche to get money from. Well, life goes on.

[@fahadalyafei]

Fortunately I know what I want to be specialized in 3D that is environment and cinematics scenes creations. I doubt that this would create an income for me but at least I enjoy what I'm doing.. or let me say it more frankly, I'm addicted to blender

[@theCreativeSav]

This guy just be pumping content like he's on steroids

[@zentrocs]

this is cool and all but i hate how blender manages to be SOOOO GOOOOD

[@MR3DDev]

On the "specialize early" argument, my take is to not. Yes, you should get good at something specific but never narrow yourself from the get go. It may be that the speciality you want is not easy accesible as a junior artist and you may need another way to get your foot in the industry. I have myself as an example. I love making stylized characters but this is an extremely competitive specialty. If I only focused on that I would not have been able to earn money doing 3D as most of my jobs have been in making models for advertising, arch viz or industrial design.

[@InspirationTuts]

Thanks for the feedback. i understand what you are saying, but the goal of these tips is showing new artists the shortest routes to becoming good.

[@MR3DDev]

@@InspirationTuts Oh I see, in that case you are correct.

[@RafaelSales55]

I'm learning 3d now and I dont know what I like yet so cant "specialize". Pixel art,FX, modeling, and now trying sculpt tried all that at a beginner level. Just want to make cool characters and also make their skill atack

[@MaxYari]

Want to few more cents and a bit of different view - it's important to understand _why_ do you want to learn 3D, completionist mentality is quite often stressful and not good at all for your well-being. If you aim is not to start getting income as fast as absolutely possible from 3D modelling - then you might consider slowing down, to _enjoy_ the learning process at the pace comfortable for you. It's not a race it's something that you can enjoy in the process if you will not constantly push yourself to do it faster better and stronger.

[@hotlineoperator]

Animation and game contents are made in parts, learn matte painting and composting, at least the idea.

[@MikuDanceAnima]

learn 3d fast, in 2 years, jajajja I kill that phrase, it's easy to be impressed that you can learn at expert level in 2 weeks, very true but I still laugh lol

[@MaxYari]

Regarding learning one thing at a time - I think this might be either highly personal or simply wrong. It surely depends on what you mean by "one at a time" - how often of a switch between different subjects considered to be _not_ "one at a time"? I think It's close to impossible to completely learn hard surface modelling for ex and only then attempt to learn sculpting. I personally find it really frustrating focusing on one theme for prolonged amounts of time, and In my opinion, having an ability to switch between different subjects to let your brain reset is a positive thing. Also, I do notice quite often that it's much more beneficial to switch to something else instead of trying to brute force something that you stuck on just so you have time to take a breath and after a while see the problem from a different angle (and pretty sure some supporting research exists, but don't quote me on that).

[@shamaiahellis8810]

Learning one thing just defeats the purpose of being an artist.

[@everythingeverybody6526]

I think blender and 3ds max is so goood.^^

[@creepiestone6346]

Minh Đức, maya so much better than 3ds max

[@rewrose2838]

I just got into this yesterday, what should I know to get started now from scratch?

[@MR3DDev]

Your goal is the number one thing you need to know to get started.

[@PowerfullUs]

a good practice when starting out is making a project for your self about something you have no idea how it's done

[@blionart]

I use Google keep to take notes and gdrive to work with files linked in those notes

[@csmemarketing]

Google Keep is one of the most useful apps Google made. I'm so glad many people started using it, so Google don't cancel it like they did with Google Spaces (trying to compete with Slack)

[@abhijeet4799]

First

[@nombreapellido2359]

shorting the learning curve !!!!!, just suscribed to the chanel !

[@erickendoka2953]

Bad ass as usual !

[@varunc4746]

Make a video on course to take to master VFX in blender. Please.

[@sakshyatadhikari5307]

I am 15 years old and I want to do animation . Help me plz , plz

[@ashishd5833]

I just started doing partical sim in blender, and it is really good but the best thing is my pc can handle it easily

[@sakshyatadhikari5307]

I am 15 years old and I want to do animation . Help me plz , plz

[@amogus1613]

Is using blender unreal and substance enough for level design ?

[@omidvalizadeh1951]

Please someone tells me...which software is easiest to get into and has user-friendly interface. I wanna do some simple modeling. Price doesn't matter. If there are add ons that can help tell me about those too. By simple I mean not to detailed like very old games.

[@geffects1141]

Welcome into blender World a.k.a the game changer

[@nandusonline]

Just a news to share I have joined a diploma in 3D animation and advanced VFX today only, keep making this stuff I really learn a lot from your videos. And you were one of my inspiration to get into 3D animations and advanced VFX today is my first class, I just want to say thank you.

[@lxi5464]

Nice! Is that online class? Pls share the website

[@nandusonline]

@@lxi5464 onlinevarsity E and it costed me around $5000

[@lxi5464]

@@nandusonline woah expensive but for sure that's a worth investment. Best of luck to you mate!

[@silvatongueentertainment1950]

And how was the journey and what skill level you at now?

[@Mormert]

First

[@oscwolf1]

You said 3d popcast if you know of any do please post a link

[@InspirationTuts]

look up Allan mckay and Art cofe podcasts for a start

[@oscwolf1]

@@InspirationTuts awesome will do thanks

[@mirmohammad753]

I am editing this because, so that none can know why i got heart.

[@alifizharulhaq3370]

This looks kinda dumb now