#First Tutorial Series
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I dont really need any tutorials like that, but im sure that beginners would love to!
Maybe try making like tips videos!
5 tips on modeling for beginners or something!
There's like 100s of those
and i think i've watched a lot myself
alr
how about....
something ive been working on for a while now
fast tutorials
ian hubert style
1 minute long tutorials that are entertaining and learning
As a beginner, a thing I yearn for and don't really see in tutorials is a breakdown on nodes (geometry and shader) with their purpose and an illustration. This could be a good series of tutorials.
Just make whatever you consider yourself an expert in
agreed
blender has literally any thing imaginable (at most times). If you are good with sculpting; start making sculpting tutorials! If you are good at texturing; start making shader nodes tutorials! just do what you think you are good at!
i personally dont have an idea what im expert at.
definitely not sculpting or rigging
maybe i can go through all the shader nodes
dont know much about geonodes
for example i can make a video on each of these groups (9-10)
although i've no idea of the scripts and some other nodes
thats going on my list
any other ideas?
im decent at modelling ig
but like i dont think of myself as an artistic person
wait lmao i just saw 4 tutorials on shader nodes
even cgmatter and ryan are there
Some tutorial on complex shading Is always nice.
But most importantly make sure you teach correct things, dont over complicate stuff and dont make shallow content that already exist 😄
but shallow content that already exists is the foundation of my channel... 😂
😄 But its well made and not 30 min long. Only thing that annoyed me are the multiple principle bsdfs xd
@dusk escarp maybe a few videos detailing the use of drivers...
im trying to learn that myself lmao
maybe something like the donut tutorial
but instead of beginner its intermediate
I'm a big fan of people making videos at any level, and honestly it doesnt matter if the same topic exists 1,000,000 times already because you may deliver the content in such a specific way that really resonates with people. But the thing you need to do is make content about what you're an expert in. I dont mean you need to be an expert in blender in it's entirety. What I mean is that you need to be an expert in specific things. So if your thing is being an expert in sculpting ears, then own that area. you may have a killer instinct for rigging - so share that. It might just be something example but effective like knowing how to box model. so don't look for what's missing, look for what you can teach first, then look for what's missing.
Thanks man you got that wisdom:100
Hey man try making a rigging tutorial
i need that myself 😭