Blender for Beginners

Overview

“It is possible to adapt Blender to a type of work, thanks to the spaces they provide to do it. For example, the configuration allows us to do a special job. I will teach you how to work in a faster and more orderly way, so you can change modeling, animation, video editor, composer, and so on.”

In this video lesson Carlos Sifuentes Haro addresses the topic: Interface 2 (Workspaces, Tabs and Panels), which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 1: Introduction and Interface. Discovering the interface and how it works.

Partial transcription of the video

“INTRODUCTION TO BLENDER / COURSE 1 LESSON 4 Interface 02 In this unit, we’ll go over the different workspaces that Blender offers. Moving on with the interface, we’ll look at the tabs, the panels, and the workspaces. The tabs are these options that contain information panels. If this cube wasn’t here, it would show us a series of tabs containing information about the scene. There’s a tab here with information on the properties of each tool. We have a tab set aside for textures here. When I create an object, this tab will add a section where I have object options like how to add modification...”

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Course summary for: Course 1: Introduction and Interface

• Level: Beginner
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• 12 students
• 9 units
• 9 lessons (1h 2m)