Tutorials

 Welcome to Tutorials Page

Our tutorials are based on YouTube videos. You can can watch the tutorial videos from here and read further details. Also free download links are given. You can download models, materials, add-ons, related software, PBR images, HDRI images and more from this blogger website.

Free Download Mega Courses 

1. Blender Beginner - Basic Modeling Course - Click Here to Download 

2. Blender Interior Design - Design inside of room - Click Here to Download

3. Blender Low Poly Design - Modeling Environment Lighting etc - Click Here to Download

4. Blender UV Course - Unwarp Texture Material - Click Here to Download 

5. Blender Exterior Course - Exterior House Design - Click Here to Download

Using Blender can be a bit overwhelming at first, but with some practice and familiarity, it becomes easier to navigate and use. Here are some basic steps to get started with using Blender:

1. Download and install Blender on your computer.

2. Open Blender and familiarize yourself with the layout of the interface. The interface is divided into several areas, such as the 3D View, Properties Editor, Outliner, and Timeline.

3. Begin creating your project by selecting the appropriate tool for the task at hand. For example, to create a 3D object, you can use the modeling tools located in the Toolbar or the Tools tab in the Properties Editor.

4. Use the mouse and keyboard shortcuts to navigate and manipulate the 3D view. You can pan, zoom, and rotate the view using the middle mouse button and the keyboard shortcuts.

5. Once you have created your 3D object, you can add materials and textures to it using the Material Editor and the UV/Image Editor.

6. If you are creating an animation, use the Timeline and the Dope Sheet to create keyframes and animate your object.

7. To render your project, go to the Render tab in the Properties Editor and select the appropriate settings for your project. You can also use the Render button in the Toolbar.

8. Finally, you can export your project to a variety of file formats using the File menu.

Keep in mind, these are just basic steps, Blender is a very complex software that can be used for many different tasks and it has many features and tools. You can find a lot of tutorials, videos, and documentation on the internet to help you learn how to use Blender effectively.