I've seen this play out on VR multiple times. The difficulty with just 1 person is keeping it interesting the entire time. With a group, multiple people are causing chaos and can share the work of keeping things entertaining.
So what have I learned today? Not much. Navigating the UI / basic moving things around for 90 minutes is dry material. I've got a 2 hour section tomorrow that will actually try to make something. Maybe I'll have a screenshot then.
So, to learn blender, I'm using [this course on udemy](www.udemy.com/course/compl...). This isn't an endorsement for the course, I'm just being transparent about what I'm going to work through.
After much thought, I am hereby dedicating this account to my process of learning blender. Beware all ye who sub unto here: it's gonna get convex up in this hull.
Regular posting to start 6/1/2025
Note: Still NSFW
Youtube is a good place for generic induction files. FA also has basic scripts/audio. If you want to sub, you can practice and learn script methods you like. If you want to direct, you can listen for styles that feel natural to emulate.