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[red-naiver]

your blender stuff is SO cool QAQ do u have any tutorials/tips that helped you get into it? :3

Thank you so much! and sure i can try haha What got me into it was actually some speed modeling videos from the channel Gus Guntherson on YT. Saw the low-poly models and thought "I wanna try that/ I can make that" and then went to learn it. For learning the ropes and keybinds and stuff ill recommend the usual tutorial of making a Donut in blender. Along with the tutorial "Blender for Beginners: Easy Froggy!". These both help super well with learning the basics and repeat themselves in the process. Cause when learning Blender - Repetition is key! Half the learning of the program is just learning to remember the keybinds haha.

If it's mainly character modeling you're interested in, I'd recommend to look up the process of making a VRChat model from scratch too! As they go through all the processes of making the model, texturing it, rigging it and making it ready to export for stuff like unity. Even if you don't want to make a model for that game, it's what helped me a lot to learn the whole process of making a 3D character, and also how to polish it too! Another little tip is watching some speed modeling videos of stuff you want to learn to make, gives you an idea how other people do it, and if they have any clever ways you can take into your own process/modeling! But else, if ya have any confusions at how to do certain stuff, Google and YouTube is your best buddy haha. I think that's just about what got me into it all and taught me the most. If you have any other questions regarding it feel free to ask away! :D