Hello, I have been subscribing to your channel for some time because I really liked the way you convey knowledge and, in general, your videos about 3D modeling really inspired me to learn, and since I am a beginner in the world of 3D modeling, I have questions for you :). I would like to choose a good, non-demotivating field of study and I would like to ask you this question ;) What, in your opinion, is the best way to learn 3D modeling? I have 4 types: 1. watching tutorials and doing the same as the author, 2. creating things that are at our fingertips, that we can touch, rotate and measure, e.g. a tea mug, 3. creating models from photos or drawings, 4 . at the end, coming up with your own project and creating it ?? Or maybe you have another idea, something from your own experience, I would be grateful for your advice :)
First I recommend to start with books and official documentation to learn the tools, options etc. Then you have to recreate some (many) video tutorials to gain speed and tricks. Creating your own models by measuring them, using photos etc. it's like a homework to prove your knowledge after this long educational process.
thank you very much for your answer:) I have just watched a lot of different tutorials and guides and I know and can use the functions contained in the program, I know how I can use them and more or less where to use them:) I would like to reach the next level in learning but I have no idea what to do which direction to go :) I would be grateful for some advice because your channel is one of the very few where you show how to build 3D models :)
@@workbenchstuff Thank you very much, I think it will be a good course of study to create something of your own and fill the gaps in knowledge, either with videos or guides, I really like exercising at the gym and I have always been interested in the design of exercise machines and I thought of creating my own based on the existing ones but adding my own solutions And that would probably be a good course of study :)
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Hello, I have been subscribing to your channel for some time because I really liked the way you convey knowledge and, in general, your videos about 3D modeling really inspired me to learn, and since I am a beginner in the world of 3D modeling, I have questions for you :). I would like to choose a good, non-demotivating field of study and I would like to ask you this question ;) What, in your opinion, is the best way to learn 3D modeling? I have 4 types: 1. watching tutorials and doing the same as the author, 2. creating things that are at our fingertips, that we can touch, rotate and measure, e.g. a tea mug, 3. creating models from photos or drawings, 4 . at the end, coming up with your own project and creating it ?? Or maybe you have another idea, something from your own experience, I would be grateful for your advice :)
First I recommend to start with books and official documentation to learn the tools, options etc. Then you have to recreate some (many) video tutorials to gain speed and tricks. Creating your own models by measuring them, using photos etc. it's like a homework to prove your knowledge after this long educational process.
thank you very much for your answer:) I have just watched a lot of different tutorials and guides and I know and can use the functions contained in the program, I know how I can use them and more or less where to use them:) I would like to reach the next level in learning but I have no idea what to do which direction to go :) I would be grateful for some advice because your channel is one of the very few where you show how to build 3D models :)
my last advice: be ready to work hard, learn and innovate, create your own models and then share your knowledge
@@workbenchstuff Thank you very much, I think it will be a good course of study to create something of your own and fill the gaps in knowledge, either with videos or guides, I really like exercising at the gym and I have always been interested in the design of exercise machines and I thought of creating my own based on the existing ones but adding my own solutions And that would probably be a good course of study :)
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@@workbenchstuff yeah I will watch all of them and is learning catia really helps me for switching job or getting job right now I'm working as a drafter like project Engineer. Is spending time worthy?