Essential Blender Resources

LibraryHere is a list of Blender Resources that I think are essential, both if you have just started to learn Blender or if you have been using it for a while.

Just yell if you have something that we should add. Later on, this page will be added to the topnavigation of BlenderNation.

Downloads

Documentation

  • The Blender Manual. An ongoing community effort to produce an up to date and complete Blender Manual. The integral contents of the Blender 2.3 Guide can be found in here as well. Based on a Wiki.
  • Blender 3d: Noob to Pro. An alternative guide to Blender, also a community effort based on a Wiki.
  • Blender Basics. Jim Chronister's 118 page classroom Blender tutorial book.

Tutorials

Community sites

Art



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8 Responses to “Essential Blender Resources”  

  1. 1 Gez Edit Link

    You forgot the Blender Model Repository

    :)

  2. 2 spiderworm Edit Link

    Great list, Bart!

  3. 3 Simon Edit Link

    I know all the links. But when i remember my first days with Blender…this list would be very, very helpful!

  4. 4 Gez Edit Link

    Bart: Something weird happen with the hyperlink I've put in my previous response (the first comment).
    I can't edit it, so I ask you to fix it, please. I'm not sure if I mispelled the A tag or it was a problem of WordPress.

  5. 5 bart Edit Link

    Yeah I think something went wrong with your href tag ;-) Anyway, I've updated it for you. There will be a folluw-up to this article so we'll add that link there.
    Cheers,

    Bart

  6. 6 LetterRip Edit Link

    wiki.blender.org also hosts a list of tutorials, there is also the video tutorials the ones from the various conferences (the 2004, 2005 confernces also there are video tutorials from ones hosted at other countries). Also their are the video tutorials listed at blender.org and possibly additional ones at ibiblio. There are also the blender.org release notes (and some associated videos).

    LetterRip

  7. 7 Reed Edit Link

    Hey, is the old Knowlege Base still around somewhere? Most of that information is probably now in the manual, but it was very useful to search. Especially if you weren't sure exactly what tool to use, but rather just how to do something, and maybe even diddn'nt know the "correct" or standard terminology.

  8. 8 bart Edit Link

    @Reed: no, it's offline. I donated it to Elysiun a few years ago only to see it die.. I have started work on a successor but right now, BlenderNation is taking up pretty much all of my spare time. Once I get in the mood again, I may finish it and try to integrate it into blendernation.com ;-)

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