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On 12/17/09 09:34, Invisible wrote:
> No, I think I'm definitely going to have to read the manual from cover
> to cover. The program is just far too unconventional to learn any other
> way. Nothing works in remotely the way you'd expect. All the commands
> are hidden away and can only be accessed by pressing the secret keyboard
> shortcuts. The only way you can find things is if you already know where
> they are. There's no way you can learn this program just by playing with
> it.
I'd suspect quite the opposite. I've heard the only way to learn is
total immersion - via numerous tutorials. Then you keep working on
Blender building whatever you wanted, and don't ever take a 2 week break.<G>
Reading isn't going to make the keybindings/interface stick. Using them
a lot (tutorials) will.
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