We all know the mug tutorial, that's how I also started learning blender :) but I also messed up because it's combining super basic stuff, such as extruding and translating with complicated stuff such as bezier curves and paths. So I thought that before meshing a mug, anyone should learn how to mesh a glass. Let me know if you like it and if you want more tutorials like this - short, simple, and practical. !!!You can see all the buttons and mouse clicks I press in the bottom left corner of the blender workspace!!! Turn on subtitles for more detailed explanations!!! I'm using Blender 2.79 because it's easier to work with the UV maps and bake AOs, compared to the newer versions. I really think that 2.79 has all you need to create for SL. The newer versions have amazing improvements for animators and 3D designers that need to render scenes and complicated stuff. So I will keep working with 2.79
We all know the mug tutorial, that's how I also started learning blender :) but I also messed up because it's combining super basic stuff, such as extruding and translating with complicated stuff such as bezier curves and paths. So I thought that before meshing a mug, anyone should learn how to mesh a glass. Let me know if you like it and if you want more tutorials like this - short, simple, and practical. !!!You can see all the buttons and mouse clicks I press in the bottom left corner of the blender workspace!!! Turn on subtitles for more detailed explanations!!! I'm using Blender 2.79 because it's easier to work with the UV maps and bake AOs, compared to the newer versions. I really think that 2.79 has all you need to create for SL. The newer versions have amazing improvements for animators and 3D designers that need to render scenes and complicated stuff. So I will keep working with 2.79