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A question for those who are using Blender: What is the best forum for Blender users? Which do you like best and why?
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http://blenderartists.org/forum/"
I use his one , you get help when you need it very quick .
And you can learn alot there
Its not as freindly as here but what other forum is
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hahahaha that last post, I agree... stick around! A lot of us are learning blender to some degree!
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Oh yeah. Sure. You only want the lawn care guy around so the plants don't die.

I'm not going anywhere but I might sign up at a Blender forum too since users here are just starting. Hopefully I'll get to start learning Blender soon.
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The power of blender .take a look at this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=looavSCcluU"
he makes good vids for learning stuff when you need it .
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I stop using truespace for about.. 6 months? i NEED to jump to another software..

Blender is looking good, cycles, i saw a few grass tutorials, so it looks quite solid.. i still having problems with the UI of every software.. i will try to "RELEARN" how to model.. :cry:
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Btw, maybe someone with better skills with blender could make some tutorials to migrate from truespace to Blender..

i have some problems with the cameras.. i can't find how to move the camera in the same way that truespace does.
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Good idea Prodigy. I don't know about the cameras though as I cant even find the on off switch... :)
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Nice to see you back prodigy,in blender you can move the camera the same as any
other object .just select it in the right hand side scene menu where you see all thethings in the scene
You can also key frame it for animation
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In the display menu on the Right viewport panel, you can "lock camera navigation" to you typical view controls.

A transitions set of tutorials is a GREAT idea.

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