[Blender] Best Tutorials?!

StormyBA

Could anyone point me in the direction of some great starter tutorials for Blender?! I'm hearing and seeing so much great content being created, esp since 2.8 that I'm interested in giving it a go.

I'm currently on Maya but also have a history of Modo / Max.

I guess really I'd like something that tells me how to convert to understand the software but also understand the community somewhat too. It sounds like a good place.

Zimlorog

I believe Heavypoly has some of the best.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McZO2G7YBEY&index=9&list=PL8fhkeH77J79WdKJA8GoIlFW52i8W73Pp

Not only are they easy to understand, but he provides a config that makes it much easier to get used to Blender. Some of them are for 2.79, however using 2.80 shouldn't be a problem.

[The video below contains a link to his 2.80 config]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aQKUCjTRzTk&list=PL8fhkeH77J79WdKJA8GoIlFW52i8W73Pp&index=46

Once you've gotten used to the new environment, it's worth digging in and exploring the keymap, as well as the wide world of Add-ons. There's even a thread for people switching from Modo.

Any other questions, feel free to ask on BlenderArtists or the Blender Megathread on here.

Enjoy!

StormyBA

Nice, thanks for the info. Will defo start checking it out over the next few days. Really hoping to get onto 2.8 but i guess there wont be too much content out there for that yet. 

sacboi

My picks, Blender Market and Udemy.