Blender Geometry Nodes Class Part 0

Blender, the most globally recognized Free Open Source Software, is evolving beyond a simple 3D tool into an integrated DCC tool that encompasses the entire creative process from previsualization to post-production compositing. It also provides a powerful 2D animation toolset not found in traditional 3D tools, which means that depending on the user's level of understanding, there can be significant differences in workflow even when achieving the same results. This class aims to provide insights on how to best leverage Blender's potential by exploring how 2D and 3D animations operate within Blender, understanding the advantages and disadvantages of both animation production styles, and examining practical methodologies and optimal workflows through various case studies. For those who want to utilize Blender as their personal creative tool in the era of Generative AI, I believe this class will help you discover new possibilities in Blender that differ from what you already know.

A clear conceptual explanation of Geometry Nodes, which will be the core of Blender's next-generation workflow. This class aims to cultivate the thinking skills needed to understand principles and apply them, rather than just following simple examples, so that you can fully unleash your creativity with Geometry Nodes. This is an up-to-date class conducted using Blender version 5.0. Beyond simply following examples, this class focuses on developing "node thinking"—the ability to deconstruct complex structures into simple principles and reconstruct them. Experience the essence of Geometry Nodes based on a fundamental strength that remains unshaken in any version of Blender. Experience a class filled with the insights and know-how of Runtime, who has tracked every version of Blender since version 2.8 in 2019.

Grease Pencil is a powerful toolset in Blender that allows you to combine 2D and 3D work. This basic class aims to teach the basic principles and usage of Grease Pencil, and to build a foundation for drawing and animation freely in 2D and 3D environments. With Grease Pencil, which is becoming a core feature of the next-generation Blender along with Geometry Nodes, anyone can intuitively draw three-dimensional drawings and create animations at a speed that cannot be compared to existing 3D work!

This is a Geometry Nodes class, a procedural workflow toolset that allows you to utilize the free open-source program Blender to its full potential. We will explore Geometry Nodes, Blender's next-generation UI, starting from basic concepts using the latest version, Blender 4.2.

This is a Geometry Nodes class, a procedural workflow toolset that allows you to utilize the free open-source program Blender to its fullest potential. We will explore Blender's next-generation UI, Geometry Nodes, starting from basic concepts using the latest version, Blender 4.2. We will examine 'Fields'—the multi-input/output function processing system that forms the core of Geometry Nodes—and approach Geometry Nodes from a linguistic perspective. This will help you build the fundamental strength to proactively find various solutions for your workflow. We invite you to the world of Geometry Nodes, which offers the highest level of creative pleasure achievable in computer graphics work.

This is a Geometry Nodes class, a procedural workflow toolset that allows you to utilize the free open-source program Blender to its full potential. We will explore Geometry Nodes, Blender's next-generation UI, starting from basic concepts using the latest version, Blender 4.2.

This is a Geometry Nodes class, a procedural workflow toolset that allows you to utilize the free open-source program Blender to its fullest potential. We will explore Blender's next-generation UI, Geometry Nodes, starting from basic concepts using the latest version, Blender 4.2. We will examine 'Fields'—the multi-input/output function processing system that forms the core of Geometry Nodes—and approach Geometry Nodes from a linguistic perspective. This will help you build the fundamental strength to proactively find various solutions for your workflow. We invite you to the world of Geometry Nodes, which offers the highest level of creative pleasure achievable in computer graphics work.

Grease Pencil is a powerful toolset in Blender that allows you to combine 2D and 3D work. This basic class aims to teach the basic principles and usage of Grease Pencil, and to build a foundation for drawing and animation freely in 2D and 3D environments. With Grease Pencil, which is becoming a core feature of the next-generation Blender along with Geometry Nodes, anyone can intuitively draw three-dimensional drawings and create animations at a speed that cannot be compared to existing 3D work!

Blender, the most globally recognized Free Open Source Software, is evolving beyond a simple 3D tool into an integrated DCC tool that encompasses the entire creative process from previsualization to post-production compositing. It also provides a powerful 2D animation toolset not found in traditional 3D tools, which means that depending on the user's level of understanding, there can be significant differences in workflow even when achieving the same results. This class aims to provide insights on how to best leverage Blender's potential by exploring how 2D and 3D animations operate within Blender, understanding the advantages and disadvantages of both animation production styles, and examining practical methodologies and optimal workflows through various case studies. For those who want to utilize Blender as their personal creative tool in the era of Generative AI, I believe this class will help you discover new possibilities in Blender that differ from what you already know.

This is a basic Blender modeling & animation course where you learn while creating 3D graphic travel related icons!

Blender Essentials for Beginners: Stop Getting Lost in the Viewport is a practical beginner class designed to help new Blender users build confident, repeatable navigation habits inside the viewport. Many beginners do not struggle because they lack ideas. They struggle because the viewport feels unpredictable. This course solves that problem by teaching the essential camera and navigation controls step by step inside a real Blender practice scene. Across 11 focused lessons, students will learn how to use the viewport gizmo, axes, and projection views, then move into the core navigation skills that make Blender feel far more controllable: orbiting, panning, zooming, framing, and quick reset shortcuts. The course also covers Fly mode, Walk mode with gravity, Numpad views, isometric angles, Quad View, and key Blender preference settings that improve orbit, rotation, perspective, and zoom behaviour. Rather than simply memorising shortcuts, students will practise these skills in a stylized miniature military signal base scene so they can develop reliable habits for inspecting objects, checking composition, and recovering their view quickly when they lose orientation. By the end of the course, students will feel much more comfortable navigating inside Blender, which makes future work in modelling, layout, lighting, and scene building far less frustrating.

An effect course using UE5 (Unreal Engine 5). Even if you can't draw or have never used the engine, you can do it. Let's create the most important and fundamental effects using 'Niagara,' which is now essential in the industry.

If you have ever watched an object jump to the wrong place, rotate in a strange direction, or scale in a way that makes no sense, you are not alone. These are some of the most common beginner frustrations in Blender, and they usually come from not fully understanding how transforms, origins, orientation, and scale work together.