How should I learn Blender?

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#1

I was creating my game and I realized I have one BIG issue. That was I need models for my game.

I love doing the coding and building (like constraints and stuff), and UI is pretty easy. I can draw my own pictures and get some too. The Creator Marketplace has me covered for audio. So, how do I get the meshes?

Should I take free models? Should I make them? If so, how would I learn blender, or what’s a good way to. I’m not hiring anyone.

My games have great functionality, just really bad 3D models.

#2

I really need some 3D models for my game.

Let me rephrase this.

#3

I found this channel. Do you think watching these videos (certain ones) would be a good way?

#4

Better question, how would I create a GFX as a thumbnail or something for my game?

#5

I honestly have no idea how to get or create any 3D models, I have a very basic understanding of blender. I would really appreciate it if someone could push me in the right direction.

#6

I don’t know where to find any Blender tutorials. Does anyone know where I could find a free Blender course? I’m tired of reading the Blender documentation.

#8

I’d suggest to use your own 3D models, and to learn blender I’d suggest you practice building the models you want, for example if you want a car then 3D model a car. Perhaps learn some of the basic controls first like setting the camera, teleporting to selection, extruding, insetting, bevelling, etc.

There are other 3D softwares you could use that could be easier or harder but I think most robloxians use blender.

#9

Ok, but where should I start. YouTube videos?

#10

I don’t think that is the right post to post it, try posting on creators feedback, many people go there

#11

I’m pretty sure that this is the right place to post it?

#12

Yeah, once you start learning some controls you’ll start to discover other controls and features on your own which can help.

#13

Use the Blender Guru donut tutorial on YouTube. That is how I first learned to use blender and it really helped.

#14

I’ve heard people complain and say thats one of the worst ways to learn blender?

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#15

I was just adding that idea so you would have another idea to take into consideration. It worked for me personally, but may not work for you. Just throwing it out there.

#16

Alright. I think I just played around in blender and learnt things myself using a bit of google to google how to do this or that.

#17
Just No

Follow along with this step-by-step guide to learn how to use a blender.

  1. Set Up Your Blender. Set your blender on a cool, flat surface. …
  2. Add Your Ingredients. …
  3. Secure the Lid Tightly. …
  4. Start the Blender. …
  5. Serve & Enjoy. …
  6. Clean Your Blender.

Just mess around in blender, learn the hotkeys and see how everything works.

#18

^This for sure

This is pretty much how I learnt blender.