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Blender 2.8.x-4.5.x Easy Manual: Getting started
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Blender 2.8.x-4.5.x Easy Manual: Getting started

A quick, step-by-step guide to learning Blender’s features and commands (versions 2.8.x to 4.5.x)
Created byEmanuele Mulas
Last updated 10/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the Blender 2.8 and later versions windows system
  • Learn how to use the Blender 2.8 and later versions default interface
  • Customize the preset workspace
  • Create your personal workspace

Course content

7 sections • 48 lectures • 58m total length

  • Introduction to the course2:40
  • How to use this course1:42

    This course is structured in a way that will help you fast memorize Blender 2.8 commands and learn 3d computer graphics, without involving you in any particular project.

    I suggest you watch the course in full at least once.

    In any case, in order to optimize your time and avoid you to re-listen to the entire course if you don’t remember just a part of my lectures. I’ve included also short “How to” clips, that will go straight to the point and explain step by step to you, how to execute certain tasks.

    If you are already familiar with Blender but not an expert you can use this course to refresh your skills, and most likely discover those hidden simple features of the program that sometimes are overseen in other courses.

    On the other hand, if this is your first experience with Blender, I’ve developed this course using clear and simple language that will make you feel confident enough to get started with any project that you will take on.

    After every “How to” clip it is important that you execute the command on your computer.

    You should pause the video and practice on your own.

    At the end of each lesson after a quick test to prove your ability, you will find downloadable material, such as 3d models, or summary sheets of the lesson, with hotkeys, drawings and conceptual maps.


  • The Blender version 2.8x1:20
  • Downloading and installing Blender for your OS1:28

Requirements

  • A computer or other device where you can install and use Blender is recommended but not necessary to follow this course.
  • Designed for complete beginners, no prior experience is needed.

Description

In this introductory Blender course, we’ll focus on the fundamental aspects of the program, learning in an intuitive and progressive way how to use its main features.

You’ll gain a solid understanding of how the user interface works and quickly pick up the basic commands—using both the keyboard and menus.

By the end of the course, you’ll be able to navigate in 3D space, visualize 3D models, set views, and switch between different preset workspaces with ease.

To help you better understand what 3D computer graphics is and how it works, I’ve also included simple, practical examples.

This course is perfect for absolute beginners, but also ideal for those who have experience with other 3D modeling programs and want to transition to Blender.


How to use this course

This course is structured in a way that will help you fast memorize Blender commands without involving you in any particular project.

I suggest you watch the course in full at least once.

In any case, in order to optimize your time and avoid you to re-listen to the entire course if you don’t remember just a part of my lectures, I’ve included also short “How to” clips, that will go straight to the point and clearly explain  to you, how to execute certain tasks.

If you are already familiar with Blender but not an expert you can use this course to refresh your skills, and most likely discover those hidden simple features of the program that sometimes are overseen in other courses.



Who this course is for:

  • This is a good course for absolute beginners, but also for people that have used or are already using 3d modelling programs and want to switch to Blender.

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