Blender Noob vs. Blender Pro 

what u mean "how hard" i mastered it instantly

@@atrioc I meant for your other two competitors. Ez money. Let's get you a 3d printing sponsor.

@@atrioc Well you showed the struggle of the average man in relation to professional quality rendering. The other two STRUGGLED against a sensei of Blender like you. I think they have the ability to go far, though.

@@atriocyou know they say ten thousand hours in something makes you a master at it.. maybe all the painting really did the trick.

@@atrioc miyamoto miyasaki, me ya boi atrioc, missed opportunity im so funny right

Truue

Right? Seeing big As expertise juxtaposed against those two noobs is so satisfying!

LOL FR

He thought we wouldn't notice

😂😂

you mean humongus glizzers

@@Max_JustMaxSo true! There’s nothing “wittle” about his “fingy”

so embarassing ICANT

Big A could probably only make it say “Hello World” unless he was given previous knowledge or at least code blocks

@@Big_Country_67 oh yeah for sure he'd have to do some tutorial or something like he did here

Agree, but programming is a very bad example. I’d think speedrunning a new game (after watching some tutorials and playing it a bit) or doing some creative work (digital drawing or music) could work well.

@@titusandronicus8432 for sure I think that'd be awesome. I'm just biased as a programmer after reading all of the blender artist's comments in here

It doesn’t have to be programming, perhaps knitting or basket weaving or sword smithing.

No one deserves to be forced to learn pro tools

Pro tools is such a pain to learn I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Fl studio please 😂

It’s even harder to avoid n-gons when you’re first starting

Let me guess blender guru? If you followed all the steps of blender guru a month makes sense because he covers all the bases, from modelling to texturing to sculpting to lighting, etc but it becomes much easier later on

Yeah if people get really good at something and they can do it fast combined with the infinite supply there is from free software, stuff gets really cheap which is kinda frustrating for people new in the field.

Blender is capable of so many things that it's possible to completely skip over learning geometry, texturing, shaders, etc. When I first started with blender I just downloaded pre-rigged models and environments and I jumped straight into animating since that was what I was interested in. I think a lot of people get filtered out of learning blender (or any software) because they spend too much time doing boring tutorials for things that they have no interest in. I think it's much better to just have an idea of what you want to make and only learn what's necessary to achieve that goal. That's what I did with Photoshop, Premiere Pro, Illustrator, etc. I rarely ever tried to follow a tutorial and instead just skimmed through various tutorials/forum posts to learn how to do the one specific thing I'm trying to do at that moment so I can move forward with my project. I think what it ultimately comes down to is trying to avoid reinventing the wheel. Countless people before you have already modeled a sofa, so unless the focus of your project is the sofa then you shouldn't waste time modeling one and just download one. Eventually there will come a time when you need to model something and then it might be worth it to learn that skill from the ground up, but I would seriously avoid doing things that aren't fun or purposeful if you want to stick with any of these softwares.

@@onechippyboi Yeah I agree, I used to think that everything had to be made by me to be truly creative. I was literally trying to model trees. Like bro just download one nobody cares if you model it or not, and your tree is gonna look horrible unless u spent hours on learning it and applying it. if you can get to your vision by skipping parts it doesn't undermine your creativity. You might not be the best tree modeller but that's not what you're trying to be. Its like a drummer carving his own drum sticks and cutting the tree for the wood of the drum sticks.

You haven't played Spirited Away for the Nintendo GameCube?

Pretty sure that’s the same guy. He just changed his first name a bit as an alias.

Editor messed up lmao

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