How To Actually Learn Blender In 2024
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Watched this video 2 hours ago and now i`m working at Pixar. Thanks!
actually?
This should be a pinned post hahaha
@@AymsPassion -_-
@@AymsPassion Yeah, bro I I'm the one who hired this guy after watching the video 3 hours ago.
Lol!!!🤣
this feels like a Rick and Morty episode where Rick keeps having simple 3 step plans but the third step always contains 3 more simple steps
Something I made in my notes people might like
1:45 W.A.Y
5:15 The pinnacle of despair
6:55 Domain/ choosing you niche
10:45 The lighthouse method
14:04 Consistency/ The stacking method
15:50 LVL 2, Enhance
18:42 Gamification/ Habits, taste, goals, rewards
20:42 Advance. No shortcuts. Rushing the process=Burnout or Quit
23:00 Side quest
26:36 skill stacking (different from Stacking method)
29:28 LVL 3 Thrive (building a name for yourself)
30:02 Echo chamber
31:25 Portfolio
32:05 What do you do when you don't know what to do? The forge system
35:05 Real. The roundup
WOW thanks
I love people making those summary comments 🎉 we need you 😂
Your a hero ✌️✌️
Thanks 🎉
5:18 impact frame
So. What I'm hearing. Is the Blender CZcamsrs need to have a chess tournament
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check your ears dude
How dare you tell us we must put effort in learning to get good at something?!
This video is a gem.
I cannot emphasize enough how right you are. Above all, find the niche. I started freelancing almost two years ago and even though I wanted to sell myself as a 3D artist, I had tons of other things on my website like film, photography, UXD and even more... the result: little to no orders. Then I focused on creating 3D characters, but especially realistic animals, more specifically insects. Now the jobs just keep coming and I had the pleasure of working for Disney+, National Geographic, and various ads for TV. I don't want to brag about this... ok, maybe a little because I'm so proud of it, but most of all I want to give new freelancers hope that if you have good skills and a niche, it really is possible to make a good living out of it!
Best of luck to all of you!
I'm trying to become a freelancer, how did you market yourself and how well did it work? Congrats on the success btw!
@@emobondingexperience hey man, thank you! :)
I put some projects on my website and then contacted people through email, LinkedIn and/or Instagram. Some paid jobs didn’t come about until half a year after I got in touch… so be patient :D
But I’d say what brought me the most work was posting consistently on instagram and LinkedIn. LinkedIn is the place where HRs are looking for good people to work with.
Hope this helps
Just curious... Why insects? Can we see them? 🤩
Hi! do you know if it is possible to work remotely in small studios while living in another country?
Who's this Animator #2 guy? Seems like a pro!
Not you for sure
A certified PRO!
P - Probably
R - Really
O - Okay
@@Smeaf that’s me! Strive for mediocrity 💪🏻💪🏻
@@streetlegend5905 literally it is
Promote him and fire the audio guy 😮💨
just watch ducky3d until you pass out
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nah watching you till I have a phd in geometry nodes
Learning Blender is the best thing I ever did! Thanks for the shoutout, too!
I am only 3 mins into the video and I had to come to comments to say that your editing is literally on another level the amount of time and work you put on the videos to get to this result are highly appreciated ✨❤️
After 4 years of blender journey, I approve this message 👍
Was expecting a video about blender.
Still waiting.
Solid stuff, man, this info applies to life outside 3d just as well.
Thanks, good point!
Had to stop the lesson to say - killer material here. You're actually sharing practical, actionable steps. Real tools we can apply. This is pure gold, thanks mate!
I came for Blender, ended up playing Skyrim.
You can't imagine how much I needed this video. Thank you so much
I just wanted to say, THANK YOU.
I just started blender recently, and your videos helps SO MUCH with where i should go on my blender journey! Ive tried learning other stuff before, but ive always been overwhelmed by not knowing what to even do.
Now im close to making my first human model in blender. It doesn't look that good, but its smth i never thought id achieve.
Youre a lifesaver for me and so many new blender beginners :D
The Trap is EXACTLY what ive been struggling with in making my own game. And changing my goals from outcome to activity is exactly how I'm dealing with it.
Dude, THANK YOU! the amount of effort you puto into this video is INSANE. I'm a fashion and still life photographer and it's been so long since I wanted to learn Blender but for years I felt I didn't know where to start. I wrote down the whole map and I now believe I have much more clear idea thanks to you! Thank you again! Hugs from Italy
What a great approach with the videogame analogy, Smeaf! I used to play a lot of World of Warcraft, but I never thought about how the quests and leveling up really work to dive into the world of not just Blender but 3D in general and even any other skill anyone should dare to learn! Great video, as always! 🔥🙌
The most valuable video I’ve watched in years. I’m actually closer to the music side of things, but I can see how what you’re describing also applies to music making, or any art form for that matter. Thank you for all the effort you put into this video. It shows.
Thank you! I've been learning Blender for almost a year and a half. I've succeeded in downloading over 400+ GB worth of tutorials and am extremely overwhelmed by everything. I've found myself drowning in confusion and losing track of my progress due to watching too many tutorials. it was amazing getting to hear all of this, I'll be happy if I could get a printout of this road maps and try implementing it more practically
I have strong fundamentals in drawing, animating and found my niche when I was still a teen and it sustained me for 20 years. I’ve never been into 3d and even vector but seeing the move in the animation industry to make things look more traditional I’ve felt like learning 3d over the past few years but always got stuck and took breaks. Specifically blender grease pencil I just can’t get my head around it but I’m definitely glad you put this road map out I’m gonna give it a go cheers bro!
Amazing video, an in depth guide on how to get started in blender, the amount of detail in those few seconds animation clips put all throughout the video, it so engaging and it slowly allows the viewer to visualize it so well! Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the like and keep up the great work!
What an amazing video! The graphics supporting your explanation was rlly well done and so fun to watch.
And comedy amd jokes were top tier😂😂
I need to watch this again and take notes. Thanks so much for sharing this wisdom👏
Had me dieing of laughter at the bandicam tutorial part lol, your videos are top tier, im glad im subbed.
Not only was this video genuinely useful, it reminded me of a long lost childhood game I forgot the name of! Blinx the time sweeper was amazing and i've always wondered where some of the oddly familiar music you use in your videos came from. Thank you so much 😭
Best video ever, can also be applied to any skill!! From drawing to dancing.
In an amazing twist of fate I stumbled upon this in the middle of absolute frustration trying to model a snail and I'm glad I did. Still fighting this snail, but I have the drive to keep going as well as adding in what I learned from this video. The biggest hurdle for me at the moment is sharing my work, I've always been that person that doesn't show a painting until it's perfect (and now learning 3d my ass is getting kicked repeatedly...every day 😅) but I also know I need to share to grow, so going to start sharing my pieces as I go along knowing full well they are super amateurish and one day I can look back and cringe and be so thankful for how far I made it. Sorry for the absolute ramble, I just wanted to thank you even though I now have an insane urge to play skyrim
This is such an informative and comforting approach to how to learn Blender. Thank you for sharing your experience, I definitely think this going to help many people, including myself! Keep up the good work💪💯
Hey love your videos! I also studied in SAE in Jordan, and started 3d with blender in 2017, learned Blender in my extra time and I fell in love with it... my method of learning it was just random, I've spent time doing sculpting, texturing, modeling, etc. I applied what I learned into actual work, like I used After effects to create videos and then I started slowly combin my Blender knowlige to video, VFX, products and more.
I loved the edit, thanks for this information
Thank you so much i just saved this on a new playlist for learning. Well. Anything i guess? And its so well explained! I really needed this :)
This is what i have done, but on different's softwares, now i could understand why it was easy for me and thanks for re explaining it to me. Nice room by the way.🤘
This is quality content, I mean so much work and effort has been put into this video
I enjoyed this video. It was helpful. PS. The transitions into other videos are insane!
Smeaf, I remember watching some of your videos last year when I was getting into Blender, I enjoyed them but believe that this is your best one by far! Couldn't be more right with the "pit of dispare" as that's where I am at the moment, really wanting to get back into it again so after this video I will jump back down the rabbit hole 😅
Thanks man, this was the video I was looking for after finishing the donut tutorial.
Thanks for this wonderful video, friend! We often forget why we do what we do and most of the time it is what keeps us moving forward. To learn Blender or anything else. Thank you and I hope I can start learning Bender soon.
Hey Smeaf, Really been appreciating your videos .. i know what you mean about rushing to the end. Ive been using blender on and off for some time for arch viz...( its easy to just download models and place in a scene and call it done) but this year i decided to take the learning seriously. I'd say I tried to run ahead and try to make a quick buck...as you said "it doesnt end well". I started really learning this year and..big surprise ....like john snow i knew nothing lmao....all this to say what you said resonated and ill be following this method. Keep up the good work . I actually started posting my finished tutorials on an instagram page. i didnt do it for likes or comments just for saying to myself this task is done and somewhere to save it.
one of the best video you have made!!
this is super high level video! thank you for it!
Everything makes a lot of sense :)
Thank you for these tips!!
i got into blender because i tried to create jiggle mods for skyrim, i've been using it for a few weeks and and damn using and learning blender is my fav pastime now..
i really appreciate the stuff you upload. keep up the good work bro!
This video is great. Despite my 5k hours in blender, I can always start using these ideas in my learning. Cleanest editing NA. Have a diddily good one Sminth
2:25
> "I want to be a lizard and become Dragonborn."
> *Zelda Music starts*
Peak video editing
I love this video!!! Mostly because the first step is so general. You can use it for anything you want to do. Thank you
Ps.: Love your Skyrim links
A big problem with this system is you don't know what the milestones are on your map, the things you need to learn in order to reach your goal. If you did, you probably already know it and are already there. If I want to model characters but know very little about the concepts regarding this then I cannot plan out a path for myself to reach it. They only thing I know is that I want to model and texture characters. Now figuring out the first steps isn't really that hard, you get yourself familiarized with the program, it's UI etc but beyond that, no friggin clue. I've followed blender guru's donut tutorial and I've modeled a donut and a plate which was doable with step by step instruction, but I have no idea what to tackle next. I don't even know what my daily practise is supposed to be. What am I supposed to model next? Or do I even need to start with modeling something else, maybe there are others things that are more important? I don't know any of this which leaves me stuck.
BTW That is not what a habit stack means, that's just being consistent. A habit stack is when you have an activity (something you always need to do) and saying to yourself that you're always going to do X after this activity for a certain amount of time. Since you always need to do the initial activity you should always do X and progress towards your goals. For example: If i have eaten breakfast I will always go for a walk for 20 minutes after. The cue of ''breakfast'' is now connected with ''walking''.
Saying to yourself instead: ''I'm going to work on this every day'' then... well you're just lying to yourself, lol.
This is an amazing content, a very in-depth explanation of a very concrete way of learning Blender! I recognize myself in those steps
I’m still confused
Edit:So confuse you just told me about a bunch of games basically an advertisement how people get in a loop trying to use blender
This video locks after 1% of people watch it
congrats on 200k!
Watched this video for learning blender but stayed for the sound design and animation. This is a well scripted and edited video. Thank you!
Omg you didn't just explain how to learn blender but how to learn anything, learn any skills and even achieve any goal ! This is an awesome video !
I love the Wii music, soundeffects and the hand :D nostalgia is hitting me
This is one of THE videos
Thank you for making 🎉🎉
Love your videos, even I'm a ''Mayan'' myself lol. Always a satisfying and fun watch!
This is how I have been learning blender for films trust me it works smeef knows what he is talking about.
Wow! That is helpful, thanks! Now I can really start off!
Awsome video, truly a gem! I will apply these principles for my art journey. I hope its going to help me to evolve. Thank you)
Thank you.
From the bottom of my heart, you have opened my eyes
aw perfect for me! im going to start learn blender today! thank you so much!
Good explanation of how we learn things, not just for blender, but can apply to many things.
Thank you for this video! I think it’ll be the perfect template for me to work off of. I plan to go the full nine yards and build out a game for Blender, similarly to your video.
Once it’s done I’ll post it to r/blender and go into more details there. I think it’ll be a very useful tool for me.
the problem with this is i cant just have a "niche" to achieve what i want i have to learn everything. lighting, animation, character creation, sound design, modeling, rigging, sculpting. you take any one of those things out.... and I will never see the goal i want. no i dont want partners or to share any of the burden. the entire goal does not include a single other person.
the amount of effort put into this video is insane!
I've been watching and have been really impressed with your graphics quality and wanted to ask where you source a lot of your textures and effects for your vdeos if you're open to sharing! thank you for the tutorial it's both inspiring and helpful! :D
Excellent for blender and and game dev! thanks Smeaf!!
Smeaf is about to hit 200K Let's GOOO!!!!!
Wow bro, crazy video! Thank you so much!
Amazing video as usual. Took me a hell of a lot longer than 1 hour to navigate the UI though, more like a month.
Even when I'm getting lots of new information from your video , the way you present it makes it super engaging.... especially the joke/meme part 😂❤
I just wanted to give you a shout out and huge thank you for all of your videos. I’ve started watching your videos a month ago, and I die every time I hear an OSRS song or reference. Same goes for the Oblivion soundtrack 😂
Thanks for creating such quality content!
Thank you for this video, I'm trying to learn 3d animation using blender, this is helping a lot!
Thank you for this man 🙌
I feel so seen. Thank you for making this video
Honestly, this roadmap could be applied to so many aspects of life. Its really good. I'm definitely going to give this a go.
Great Vid man! U did confuse me little bit on stepps numbering but overall pretty solid explantion, heck I might calling u Sensei Smeaf haha ;)
This was such a great video thank you!
3D for game dev was the reason for me when first learning Blender, fun thing was some of the things I leant in Blender is way easier than game dev.
I modelled a character a few weeks ago, today I gave her a armature and a idle animation today, she is a dog character, first time I modelled a dog from Animal Crossing and a dog in general.
Thank you so much, This was an amazing video!
i know everything after finished donut tutorial, and everyone else still figuring out
Awesome video super helpful and gave me lots of motivation towards learning a new skill. Thank you for the great content and the free month of Skillshare. I would've never tried it without you and it would've been a shame. I hopped on there and can't believe how good the content is. (For other skeptics like me, this is not a paid comment and I recommend this dude and Skillshare too.)
This content is incredible tysm
Thanks a lot for this video! Please also do a complete breakdown how you edit videos like this, that‘d be amazing!
You know what Mister! What you are talking about sounds like general life principals. WOW. Thanks for posting this and I did subscribe to Skillshare. In a month I'll see if I will be able to continue a monthly subscription. Don't want to bend your ear to much but the idea I had long ago was to create an RPG game based on Zelda where the game is a Bible based trivia game. Any way thanks for posting. Now I will continue watching your tutorial.
Honestly, this framework is true for learning anything! :D
thanks so much smeaf this is amazing
Amazing video man, thank you
the editing in this is insane
Hey dude., before I lose time on this, I would just like to thank you for posting this video. I would. love to dip my toe into Blender. As you described, I started by watching tutorials, and copying the projects as best I could in order to learn. I put aside my own ideas, goals, and passions (briefly) to grasp techniques and concepts that I knew that I would later use. Then I hit "the WALL". I had watched so many different videos with artists teaching differently, or skipping important basics, that I became overwhelmed and defeated before I really even started one project of my own. Like you, I'm a gamer, so I began with Blender there but FROZE with a head full of confusing technical JUNK. Much love, Smeaf, for showing me that that is kinda NORMAL and a pattern that can be broken, for me or anyone.
I was in the pit of despair or whatever, I could do THINGS but I couldn’t build myself up from it so this video is nice to reevaluate my reasoning and use that as a way to figure out what I have to work on from now
I’m at the stage where I’m following tutorials but when I try to do it myself I feel so inefficient
Thank you for your work!
Great timing on this video lmao. I just spent a week doing the things you just called me out for. I did learn quite a bit in that week but i hit a wall.. This is maybe my 4th cycle.
great work man nice explanation
not gonna lie this is the advice I needed, thanks man
Glad I could help with my silly little video 🫡
Thanks for the Skyrim explanation, never played the game but you sure did brought out my inner insperation to continuing using blender...
awesome, please make more long videos like that it will help both of us.❤❤
Thank you so much, this is exactly what i needed. I love your content style, can you make some more videos on different niches that we can explore or how we can use ai in 3d modelling?