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Hi! im using unity for a while and i wanted to give a try to 3D modeling ,i must say i really liked it! but... doesnt matter how much i try,i really dont get used to blender navigation controls and camera controls...

there is any way to make blender navigation as unity 3D?(holding right click and moving with W,A,S,D)

or there is any other software capable of that?

thanks for the help!

I tend to dream big but dont we all, im thinking someday i may or maynot want to make a movie in blender but blender seem ofly hard and everyone says to start with "the donut" but its like 20+ videos and im impatient. i feel like i wil have to learn some part of blender one day but im not sure where to start or what tool to focuse on?

ive never even touched blender before and im trying out diffrent hobbys, is there by chance a video for blender movie making? or is there simply way to do things?

A place to share free addons you use or think other people would appreciate.

When is a level of detail considered "obsessive"? Asking for a friend.

cross-posted from: https://discuss.tchncs.de/post/141919

Saw one of the Universal logos at the beginning of a movie I was watching and decided to give it a try. Whaddaya think? :)

Hopefully this posts correctly. This was generated exclusively by geometry nodes and procedural textures in Blender 3.2.

Again, not mine, but I'm going through old Reddit saves. It's fun to see unique rigs in Blender!

Not mine, but I stumbled on this today. Pretty sweet!

This is a Lego model of a BNSF train engine. It is based on Lego set #10133. I built the train and train cars in LeoCAD, and then exported it from there into Blender 3.5. The landscape was made using a geometry nodes setup, and it instances in around 4 700 000 bricks. I made the Lego material myself (you can download it here). The textures are from AmbientCG, and the scene is lit by an HDRI from Poly Haven. Rendered at 4k with 2048 samples, and then composited in Blender. You can find more versions and extra info on my website: https://whocompute.com/img/790215

Really cool what people are able to create with Geometry Nodes. Which I'm still struggling to fully understand.

Let's make a list of our favorite add-ons! For me, I always enable these by default:

• Images as Planes
• LoopTools
• Copy Attributes Menu

Then I go out and get my favorite 3rd party add-ons (note, some of these are paid, some are free):

• AutoRig Pro
• fSpy
• Send to Unreal

I'm sure there are others but this list is off the top of my head. What do you all use?

Thought I get the community started with blender studios currently project. It's a older log but will introduce you to the studio.