New to Blender?

[DarkAngel]

Here you go for starters:

Where to get Blender a free modeling program: Blender .org their site is also filled with tutorials.


Then here is a nifty little site filled with learning tutorials Blender Cookie as they say on their site...take a bite you will like it.

[FrahHawk]

I tried it one time and couldn't get my brain wrapped around the interface or the GUI or lack thereof of intuitive menu. Pity, it would have come in handy for use with Poser and Bryce.  :eeeew:

[roni190]

I may have to check this out, had Blender gathering dust on my HD because Like most the controls kinda intimidated me.

[Jherrith]

I have been hearing more about this in the various rags I read and might have to see how baffle gabbed I become

[Jherrith]

Exquisite we do look forward to it

[DarkAngel]

YAY you, thanks for helping with tuts here...and IF you have knowledge of your own experience on how to do things...tubes creating, other programs helpful hints then also plop them here...If we don't have a category then yell and I can create one.

I split your post into a new one of its own for you to add other lessons of that same link. or make a new one for others.

[thelufias]

I might even learn something.....

Nawww....Probably not....but it was a good thought while it lasted 

Keep the Tuts coming...someone will learn from them....   

[Jherrith]

Really should not have those types of thoughts you know how the med staff hates getting calls in the wee hours about a patient needing attention,

Although Kianna likes it when you have those thoughts about her

[Paul]

I've used blender a few times to make simple props which I imported into DAZ.  Now I'm trying to make one with a moving part.  I got the armatures but haven't figured out how to make them work or to have them work with the objects.

[Aelin]

Like Hedd has just announced, Blender 2.79 is now available.
Now I have just to pray for having a better material to work and finally try it - and for having patience in more