Finally, I want to dedicate some time to learn Blender.
I'm primarily interested in modeling but will need an intro to Blender concepts, philosophy, and UI idiosyncrasies.
I have some professional experience in CAD and Finite Element Analysis modeling, so I'm not a complete noob in that respect. Blender is sufficiently different from everything I know, though I feel my experience is more of a hindrance than a benefit.
Now, the plan is to just go with the flow and do things the Blender way.
Does anyone know a course that teaches the basics and enough basic modeling to get started?
- Paid courses are OK
- Video is preferred
- Language must be English or German
It should be less than 8 hours long; shorter and high info density is better. Most courses are dragged ridiculously on platforms that pay creators by course length (Udemy, AFAIK), and I don't have time for that.
Any tips and hints would be greatly appreciated!
I'm primarily interested in modeling but will need an intro to Blender concepts, philosophy, and UI idiosyncrasies.
I have some professional experience in CAD and Finite Element Analysis modeling, so I'm not a complete noob in that respect. Blender is sufficiently different from everything I know, though I feel my experience is more of a hindrance than a benefit.
Now, the plan is to just go with the flow and do things the Blender way.
Does anyone know a course that teaches the basics and enough basic modeling to get started?
- Paid courses are OK
- Video is preferred
- Language must be English or German
It should be less than 8 hours long; shorter and high info density is better. Most courses are dragged ridiculously on platforms that pay creators by course length (Udemy, AFAIK), and I don't have time for that.
Any tips and hints would be greatly appreciated!