[Blender] [2.93] A speedy introduction for first time users of Blender3D

►Lesson Description: A quick tutorial for Blender 2.93 on creating a tree. Shows a simple technique for box modeling, though the primary use of this tutorial is to show you how to navigate Blender3D for the first time user.

Default Blender Shortcuts:

Mouse wheel -- Zoom in and out
Mouse wheel -- Hold to orbit
Hold Shift to pan view with middle wheel pressed

Ctrl+z to undo
delete to delete objects
1-9 on numpad to change camera view.
1-3 in edit mode to change selection (vertex, edge, face)
Grow selection with ctrl+ (the plus on the numpad) or shrink with ctrl- (the minus on numpad)
g for moving vertices in edit mode
gg to slide vertices
Hold shift to select multiple vertices
Extrude with 'e'
m to merge vertices
alt+e to get alternative functions (i.e., extrude along normal)
's' to scale
When extruding with 'e' you can ctrl+click to quickly model
Use the 'alt' key to get alternative ways to do things (e.g. alt+e)
'i' for inset

0:00 Introduction
0:28 Downloading Blender
1:07 Preferences to Change Scale of interface
1:46 zoom
2:03 delete with 'delete'
2:28 Different workflows in Blender3d
3:03 Moving around in scene
3:30 Numpad for changing views
4:05 panning with shift and middle mouse
4:33 object and edit mode with tab
4:58 moving geometry with g
5:30 one,two, and three key to change selection
6:07 extruding with e
7:33 undo
7:48 grow selection with ctrl+ and shrink with ctrl-
9:04 extrude along normals
9:56 ctrl+e to extrude at mouse
10:29 scale with 's' key
11:03 create additional meshes
12:00 hiding geometry
12:23 inset geometry
12:48 merge vertices
13:15 gg to slide geometry
13:52 closing notes and exporting model

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[nickrevell]

Hey Mike! I really enjoyed this introduction to Blender. If you ever have the time, i'd love to see you texture this asset! Maybe using Blender's texturing or substance painter? Looking at your channel, I love what I'm seeing!