Blender is always worth learning. It has many features like good UI, all in one modeling to rendering tool which easy as well to do without being annoyed by UI, widely used softwares, and has tons of tutorials, and is free of cost. It is the best free software of 3D. Learn Blender you want without thinking anything. It's definitely worth and requires no cost with tons of teachers out there.
Really great video. And amazing work on that animation! It's inspiring. I literally just started learning Blender yesterday. On tutorial 3 of Blender Guru's donut series lol
I have to choose between Houdini or blender. With Houdini I feel like I have more control of everything but blender is more fun and can do other tasks that are very hard or impossible to do in houdini(sculpting, texturing, camera tracking, 2d animation, 3d animation is also hard). Houdini is the industry standard for procedualism, simulations and tools while blender is a complete package that is free and has a lot of room for improvement. The question becomes more and more difficult the more I think about it
That's a really tough dilemma. Blender is a jack of all trade style of program. It can model, render, simulate, and track, but it hasn't achieved the level of mastery over these skills that Houdini, Maya, or other more specialized programs have. I you want to work in a studio and have a specific task that you are great at learn houdini, but if you want to go freelance, or become a 3d generalist, learn blender. Also blender is developing rapidly. I know they are working on new simulation nodes similar to the geometry nodes system. That update should bring blender way closer to the level of simulations that houdini can do. I think ultimately the choice is up to you. What you want to pursue in your 3d journey. I mean if you don't enjoy houdini you probably won't use it as much, and therefore not be as good with the program. Thank you for your comment, hope this helped!
@@filmstop7828 thx for your answer dude. I just want to correct you by saying that I doubt blender will reach the level of control in simulations and procedualism just because of how differently both software work
Thanks for sharing! I would ask you how powerful ,or which size of computer is suitable for using blender, because I have a dell i5, which is slows down, crashes even doing basic animation in solid mode ,thanks!
I know that blender has a minimum system specs list on their official page, but I start out with a Nvidia 1060 as my main graphics card. (The Graphics card is the main piece of hardware that determines performance.) I'm glad you've been enjoying my videos
No. I have talked with a few different businesses, but they never followed up. But is have been able to use those skills to work on other projects like a video for my local church that won first place in a L2L convention. But even though I haven't made much money with blender yet, it has been a super fun time creating stuff and learning, as well as making content for this channel.
HEY! great video bro.....your progress within a year is really inspiring to me. I recently started with blender , 5th donut tutorial (kinda stuck on it :))..lol ... I just wanted to know that is blender really a commercially viable skill ? Should i take it seriously so that I can generat some income out of it in future ? Or should I just do it for fun?? reply if you can :) :)
I think that if you really put in work and try and grow your commercial business you can succeed, but if you just want to create stuff, that's fine too. You really have to pursue clients and build a brand rather than just make amazing content if you want clients for your company. Either way though, I would give it a shot.
@@filmstop7828 thank you so much for replying. ( i will take that into consideration for sure ! ). keep posting videos like these ! they are very helpful :) .... can we connect? I am actually need a little advice sometimes on blender..where can i find you?
I always struggle between choosing blender or maya for my projects. Blender is more fun, but maya is the industry standard. I can do both, but which should I master ?
I personally only have experience with blender, but I studied both of these programs when deciding which one to learn. I chose blender for a variety of reasons such as the expansive and helpful community surrounding it, the price, and also the jack of all trade nature of the program. I am planning on creating a video weighing the pros and cons of a few different major 3D programs such as blender, unreal, unity, cinema 4d, and maya, so that would probably answer your question better than this comment. Really I think blender can do 97% of what maya can. Also it has other stuff it excels at that maya doesn't come with. The decision is really up to you, but I would choose blender.
My two cents from someone who has learned both and worked in a studio and independently: If you want a job in the industry working at a large studio, master Maya. If you want to do work independently or for a small studio, master Blender. If you can't decide, master both!
By the time you learn it, they've made a new release that changes everything. I'm convinced they do that so that you buy more tutorials. So, no, it's not worth learning.
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You should scroll back up and hit the like button so this can spread to more people!
Blender is always worth learning. It has many features like good UI, all in one modeling to rendering tool which easy as well to do without being annoyed by UI, widely used softwares, and has tons of tutorials, and is free of cost. It is the best free software of 3D. Learn Blender you want without thinking anything. It's definitely worth and requires no cost with tons of teachers out there.
Totally agree!
Really great video. And amazing work on that animation! It's inspiring. I literally just started learning Blender yesterday. On tutorial 3 of Blender Guru's donut series lol
That's awesome to hear! Those are, in my opinion, the best beginner tutorials. Hope you continue to learn
You are a natural youtuber. Keep going you will be rich in few years!
Thank you! I put a lot of effort into these videos, so that means a lot.
The first advice about value and time really helped me decide about learning Blender at all, thanks
Happy to hear that!
I have to choose between Houdini or blender. With Houdini I feel like I have more control of everything but blender is more fun and can do other tasks that are very hard or impossible to do in houdini(sculpting, texturing, camera tracking, 2d animation, 3d animation is also hard). Houdini is the industry standard for procedualism, simulations and tools while blender is a complete package that is free and has a lot of room for improvement. The question becomes more and more difficult the more I think about it
That's a really tough dilemma. Blender is a jack of all trade style of program. It can model, render, simulate, and track, but it hasn't achieved the level of mastery over these skills that Houdini, Maya, or other more specialized programs have. I you want to work in a studio and have a specific task that you are great at learn houdini, but if you want to go freelance, or become a 3d generalist, learn blender. Also blender is developing rapidly. I know they are working on new simulation nodes similar to the geometry nodes system. That update should bring blender way closer to the level of simulations that houdini can do. I think ultimately the choice is up to you. What you want to pursue in your 3d journey. I mean if you don't enjoy houdini you probably won't use it as much, and therefore not be as good with the program. Thank you for your comment, hope this helped!
@@filmstop7828 thx for your answer dude. I just want to correct you by saying that I doubt blender will reach the level of control in simulations and procedualism just because of how differently both software work
I am definitely going to give blender a try after watching this video.
Glad to hear it! Hopefully you'll find my videos useful, but I have links to videos by creators far more talented than me to help you learn blender.
Yes
How long has it been since you started learning blender?
Good video, I’m surprised it doesn’t have more views.
Thank you, I appreciate that!
I loved the iphone + coke collabration 😂
Awesome! I'm glad you liked it!
Love the video bro ❤️ you deserve more
Thanks! I really appreciate that
Bro if i want to make science/physics videos, which is better blender or unreal 5?
subscribed. awesome vid man
Awesome thank you!
Im ur 100th subscriber
Awesome, I really appreciate that!
Thanks for sharing! I would ask you how powerful ,or which size of computer is suitable for using blender, because I have a dell i5, which is slows down, crashes even doing basic animation in solid mode ,thanks!
I know that blender has a minimum system specs list on their official page, but I start out with a Nvidia 1060 as my main graphics card. (The Graphics card is the main piece of hardware that determines performance.) I'm glad you've been enjoying my videos
@@filmstop7828 ok, thanks!
I believed that this video will reach thousands of people
Hopefully, but we'll see. Thank you for the support!
You were correct
Have you had any clients while continuing to learn on blender?
No. I have talked with a few different businesses, but they never followed up. But is have been able to use those skills to work on other projects like a video for my local church that won first place in a L2L convention. But even though I haven't made much money with blender yet, it has been a super fun time creating stuff and learning, as well as making content for this channel.
HEY! great video bro.....your progress within a year is really inspiring to me. I recently started with blender , 5th donut tutorial (kinda stuck on it :))..lol ...
I just wanted to know that is blender really a commercially viable skill ? Should i take it seriously so that I can generat some income out of it in
future ? Or should I just do it for fun??
reply if you can :) :)
I think that if you really put in work and try and grow your commercial business you can succeed, but if you just want to create stuff, that's fine too. You really have to pursue clients and build a brand rather than just make amazing content if you want clients for your company. Either way though, I would give it a shot.
@@filmstop7828 thank you so much for replying. ( i will take that into consideration for sure ! ). keep posting videos like these ! they are very helpful :) .... can we connect? I am actually need a little advice sometimes on blender..where can i find you?
You can contact me on my Instagram _quinncollier_
Keep going my friend
I always struggle between choosing blender or maya for my projects. Blender is more fun, but maya is the industry standard. I can do both, but which should I master ?
I personally only have experience with blender, but I studied both of these programs when deciding which one to learn. I chose blender for a variety of reasons such as the expansive and helpful community surrounding it, the price, and also the jack of all trade nature of the program. I am planning on creating a video weighing the pros and cons of a few different major 3D programs such as blender, unreal, unity, cinema 4d, and maya, so that would probably answer your question better than this comment. Really I think blender can do 97% of what maya can. Also it has other stuff it excels at that maya doesn't come with. The decision is really up to you, but I would choose blender.
My two cents from someone who has learned both and worked in a studio and independently: If you want a job in the industry working at a large studio, master Maya. If you want to do work independently or for a small studio, master Blender. If you can't decide, master both!
I think you should ask your wallet which you should choose.
Just remember that your job will never be secure at a large studio.
Guess I'm gonna visit blender again, on the weekend.
Awesome, I 'm glad this helped!
Yes. Because it's open source and free.
I came here to say "yes" first and watch the video second, gotta admit
Amswer is yes !
Facts
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I'm glad to hear that! If you have any suggestions of other videos, let me know
Less than186 subs? for this quality? u fr gotta be kidding me
Thank you
Do android :/
By the time you learn it, they've made a new release that changes everything. I'm convinced they do that so that you buy more tutorials. So, no, it's not worth learning.
Unrelated u kinda look like jasper from Henry danger🤔
Thanks, Lol
Love your editing! Can we connect on discord?! I want to ask some stuff in general and all
I am not currently on discord, but if you want to ask me any questions, you can find me on Instagram @_quinncollier_ Thanks!