Blender 2.5 Quizzes

Community Reporter · September 2, 2010

An enjoyable little time-waster: test your Blender 2.5 knowledge with a Blender quizz. Right now there are four quizzes to take, and more will appear in the future.

Demohero writes:

Hi everybody.
I am going to make quizzes in my blog. If you want to test yourselves, join the quiz.
It’s simple. Enjoy and learn!
Click here.
Demohero

I certainly enjoyed them! One hint to the maker though: Blender isn’t ‘freeware’ ;-)

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17 responses

killx_94

2 September 2010 at 16:54

great quizzes, I realy enjoined them, maybe integrate them in the website itself

Gryphon

2 September 2010 at 16:56

Gah! It’s timed! I’m taking my time, making sure there are no trick questions, and all of a sudden, it’s over! I only had time to answer five or six questions!

*Grumble… moving to next quiz…*

makapuf

2 September 2010 at 16:59

would be very interesting to know the global results and modify the documentation accordingly (if everyone fails, maybe doc can be clearer or insist more on this !)

kABHIr

2 September 2010 at 17:44

yeah i just found this site just two days back and here i see it again. yeah there are some interesting tutorials too.

nobody

2 September 2010 at 18:28

It’s titled Blender 2.5 quiz while alot of questions have not todo with Blender 2.5 knowledge.

Demohero

2 September 2010 at 19:02

Thanks for all your feedback.

nobody,

I know these introduction quizzes are general. I’m going to publish new Blender 2.5 specific questions.

aws357

2 September 2010 at 19:30

80% not bad…

The trickiest thing for me is the shortcut keys. My body remember better than my brain.

I could find the function just by hitting the right combo without thinking.

But THEN this quizz arrives and my brain is stumped because it’s the finger that usually remember…

There should be these kind of quizzes more often, just so the developers can get a feedback of how popular a shortcut is…

jeo

2 September 2010 at 21:47

forever blender :)

rtownsend

3 September 2010 at 00:04

I’ve thought about doing this type of this for my own personal use. I haven’t taken the quiz yet, but would like to see the ability to:

o As an option, order questions by general frequency of use and category (I care less about obscure shortcuts and categories that I’m not going to use immediately). I know, this varies from user to user, but… I want what I want :)

o Login so future tests can be tailored to the specific user.

o Remember which questions the user misses more frequently, so you can focus on them the next time (questions that are always answered correctly are not too useful to that particular user – it’s already ingrained in their memory).

This is the kind of thing I used to do on paper in college to study for tests.

I don’t use Blender every day, so memory refresh is a pretty necessary task for me.

Also, making this into a Blender game could be useful. Educational and fun at the same time! First person shooter, of course. :)