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Mihail
Hi! Everything in this course was explained in details and I really love the slow explanation on some parts in the course, which was good for me since I was doing the project while the teacher was explaining. The only thing that I can say that needs to be improved, and I don't want to sound like a judge or anything, I only think that since Blender is always progressing and at the moment there is a new update "Blender 4.2", it would be awesome to take note on some of the videos if there are some changes inside Blender, if certain settings are removed or added differently, because I had to go on YouTube and search for some of the things that had me in question, which for me was a good experience, since I saw and explored more artist in this industry. Overall, it was a really great experience learning from you guys, and I plan on taking other courses from you. Cheers!
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Kalyani Shinde
This is the best course for me to learn as a beginner, but only one problem: explanation was too fast for me. By the way, as I was unable to render the scene, I SS the result.
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soumyadeep dey
Just going to take the paid courses.
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Andrew
Each video time-wise was good in that it didn't become too cumbersome. With that said, I think some videos could've been broken up further, but that's a small criticism. I'm not completely new to the world of 3D modeling, but there are some disciplines I tend to struggle with a bit. I think that this series is good for both novices and veterans who are looking to jump into the world of Blender, and I'll be sure to come back and reference this course!
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Spyros Tsekouras
Quite a good course, though it could be a bit better if certain things were explained in detail. Zach would say "to do this, I'll use this tool" and he'd go on. It would be better if he referred to what different tools do and how you use each one of them to complete certain tasks.
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Malek
I completed the entire course and overall I found it pretty enjoyable, and learned a lot. However, I must add, that towards the final few lessons, things became quite intimidating when you started talking about nodes. I'm sure nodes are great, but as you were using them, you barely touched on what you were doing. It got to the point where you were simply adding, dragging and connecting nodes quickly with little explanation, so I found myself completely lost every time you talked about nodes, and found myself simply copying everything you were doing without actually understanding, no matter how many times I replayed. Overall things started out nice, steady and detailed, but as we progressed further into the lessons they became very rushed, with little explanation. Finally, it would be very beneficial to highlight the mouse and show all clicks, as it is hard to follow the mouse at all times and know where clicks are taking place. SOMETIMES you highlight buttons.
