Learn the basics of polygonal 3D modeling using Blender, the most popular open-source 3D creative software! In the end, you'll be able to model, texture, and render your very own 3D scene!
Intended for those totally new to the world of 3D modeling, but everyone's welcome to chat/FAQ!
Come here to learn:
- What really is a model, and how can you make one
- How to make Blender more comfortable for you to use (aka lots of adddddddons)
- Basics of hard surface modeling (for buildings, machines, and many others)
- Why good topology isn't as important as r/topologygore wants you to believe
- Maybe some other stuff too! (subdiv modeling, materials, rendering, can you actually use it to blend things (you really shouldn't))