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+  "text": " Hey guys, what's up? So I'm making this video to kind of explain what's going on with the new update and how to follow the course. So if you didn't know, Blender 2.8 is coming out. It might already be officially out when you're watching this video because I'm recording it one month before the official release is out. I'm using the beta version right now, but it was announced that the UI is fixed. So I'm able to do this free update for you guys. So the way this is gonna work is when you download this course, you're gonna get these files over here plus the file that I'm recording right now so you can't see it yet and it'll be called start here v1 2 right so watch this first obviously if you're watching you should know that by now and then watch the v1 1 as well and I'll explain why in a second I also updated the read read me first if you already own this course and you're just downloading the updates you can read it and basically if you click I added this over here. So I'm explaining over here how to extract the files because if you if you had some issues with that so if you're using windows you can use WinRAR or if you're using Mac you can use an archiver and you won't have any issues with extracting the files. Also if you have any issues I added my email over here to easily find it and also explains that you should watch this video first and then the V11. All right, so let's take a look once you extract all of the files you're gonna get something similar to this Now previously Everything was here except the blender versions and the part 5 which I'm gonna talk about today So since right now I the part 5 is using blender 2.8 I added blender versions just in case you don't find or you have a hard time downloading blender from blender org the website I added the blender 2.9 and and Blender 2.8 files over here. So for 64 and 32 bits, depending on your computer. So the 2.8 that I added, it's the beta version that I'm doing the videos with in this course. You don't need this one, but it's basically stable. So you won't have issues with the more recent versions. So you can just go to their website at blender.org and download the latest Blender 2.8 versions. You're gonna have less bugs then you would find in these versions over here. And if you don't have Blender 2.79 and you can't find it on their website or you don't know how to find it, you can always just get it over here. So all you gotta do is just extract the files. And once you extract them, you're gonna get something similar to this, right? Okay, and you can just go down, find the Blender file, right click, run as administrator, and then you can find it down here, right? It's open, you can right click and you can pin it to the taskbar that way you can always have Blender on your taskbar. Anyways, just go to the websites, download it from their website. If you can find it, it'll be a lot simpler for you guys. All right, so part five. Just if you're new to this course, if you're not just taking the updates like you already own it and watch all the parts, let me quickly explain. Start here, v11 will explain all of the contents previous to this update. So part one to part four, And basically all of these tutorials are made in Blender 2.79. Now, Blender 2.8 is a really big updates, especially UI-wise, the interface changed a lot and some of the hotkeys. So the way you can follow this course is either, you can just use the Blender 2.79 files, right? And just follow the course in Blender 2.79, and then you can follow part five with Blender 2.8 and just make the switch. So what happens here is that you just have to get used to the new UI, the hotkeys when you go to part five, but sculpting is still the same, the tools work the same way. So the switch won't be difficult, be quite fast. And part five is there to help you with the switch. So in part five, I explain, you know, actually before I get there, the second way you can follow this course, if you wanna just get into Blender 2.8 right away and not bother with following the first four parts with Blender 2.79, if you wanna follow them with Blender 2.8, It's also possible, it's just that these videos were made with 2.79 in mind. So if you wanna do it that way, you can start with Blender 2.8, but you'll have to start part five first because it explains some of the differences in Blender 2.8, so that you keep them in mind when you're following the first parts of every part one, part two and part four specifically because these are the sculpting ones. And if you know what changes happen and the hotkeys, then when you're following them, you'll have an easier time understanding. Like for example, if I explain a specific hotkey in part one and it doesn't work for you in Blender 2.8, well, you would already know why in part five and you'll know how to fix that. So you can go for that route as well, but if you're very, very new to Blender and this is your first time ever using Blender, I would advise that you just follow these parts using Blender 2.79 so that you don't get confused. And then once you go to part five, you'll basically help you switch to Blender 2.8 quite easily. So here's the new update. So if you followed the course earlier, you already finished the four parts and you just got here to get the update. Basically, what I did is if you go to part three over here, I added three new videos. So the first one is a look at Blender 2.8. So I kind of show you let me just turn off the volume over here. So I show you basically all of the new changes in Blender 2.8 or most of them the ones that are related to sculpting as well. And yeah, I talk about the new UI and they just show you a bunch of things over here. So check this out part first, check part one first and then go to part two. And then part two, I show you how to set up a working space, a workspace, which was, it didn't exist in Blender 2.79. There's a new thing called workspace, but it's already explained in the video. So I show you how to set it up for sculpting, something I did similar with the earlier version in Blender 2.79. So I just show you how to do it in 2.7, in 2.8 and how to get an effective workspace. So once you're done with part two, I did a part three. I thought it would be fun to do a real time sculpting in Blender 2.8 with with you guys of basically this team and head over here. So this is real time and I'm talking in the background and explaining some stuff. But again, Blender 2.8 sculpting tools are the same. They work the same way. Everything is more or less the same. So this is nothing new. It's just a fun exercise to do with you guys. So yeah, once you're done with this, you're gonna be good to go. Okay, so just a quick recap. You can either follow the course by using Blender 2.79 for Part 1 through Part 4, and then go to Part 5, and you'll switch to Blender 2.8. This will be the simplest way to do it. And if you're feeling adventurous and you wanna follow the whole course with Blender 2.8, even though Part 1 through Part 4 is explained in Blender 2.79, just make sure that you watch these two videos first, or at least the first video over here, before you go back and you watch the rest in Blender 2.8. If you have any issues because of the Blender version or, you know, there's any differences that maybe I forgot to explain or I didn't explain because it's not implemented yet in Blender 2.8 because, you know, this, you know, the changes that I'm explaining, they're effective for Blender 2.80 and Blender keeps on changing and evolving so you never know like in a year or two how different it will be. So if there are any, any issues, don't hesitate to contact me through my email. Again, my email is right over here. All right, cool. So now that you're done with this, watch Start Here, V1 and 1. Happy sculpting!",
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+      "text": " Hey guys, what's up? So I'm making this video to kind of explain what's going on with the new update and how to follow the course. So if you didn't know, Blender 2.8 is coming out. It might already be officially out when you're watching this video because I'm recording it one month before the official release is out. I'm using the beta version right now, but it was announced that the UI is fixed. So I'm able to do this free update for you guys. So the way this is gonna work is when you download this course, you're gonna get these files over here plus the file that I'm recording right now so you can't see it yet and it'll be called start here v1 2 right so watch this first obviously if you're watching you should know that by now and then watch the v1 1 as well and I'll explain why in a second I also updated the read read me first if you already own this course and you're just downloading the updates you can read it and basically if you click I added this over here. So I'm explaining over here how to extract the files because if you if you had some issues with that so if you're using windows you can use WinRAR or if you're using Mac you can use an archiver and you won't have any issues with extracting the files. Also if you have any issues I added my email over here to easily find it and also explains that you should watch this video first and then the V11. All right, so let's take a look once you extract all of the files you're gonna get something similar to this Now previously Everything was here except the blender versions and the part 5 which I'm gonna talk about today So since right now I the part 5 is using blender 2.8 I added blender versions just in case you don't find or you have a hard time downloading blender from blender org the website I added the blender 2.9 and and Blender 2.8 files over here. So for 64 and 32 bits, depending on your computer. So the 2.8 that I added, it's the beta version that I'm doing the videos with in this course. You don't need this one, but it's basically stable. So you won't have issues with the more recent versions. So you can just go to their website at blender.org and download the latest Blender 2.8 versions. You're gonna have less bugs then you would find in these versions over here. And if you don't have Blender 2.79 and you can't find it on their website or you don't know how to find it, you can always just get it over here. So all you gotta do is just extract the files. And once you extract them, you're gonna get something similar to this, right? Okay, and you can just go down, find the Blender file, right click, run as administrator, and then you can find it down here, right? It's open, you can right click and you can pin it to the taskbar that way you can always have Blender on your taskbar. Anyways, just go to the websites, download it from their website. If you can find it, it'll be a lot simpler for you guys. All right, so part five. Just if you're new to this course, if you're not just taking the updates like you already own it and watch all the parts, let me quickly explain. Start here, v11 will explain all of the contents previous to this update. So part one to part four, And basically all of these tutorials are made in Blender 2.79. Now, Blender 2.8 is a really big updates, especially UI-wise, the interface changed a lot and some of the hotkeys. So the way you can follow this course is either, you can just use the Blender 2.79 files, right? And just follow the course in Blender 2.79, and then you can follow part five with Blender 2.8 and just make the switch. So what happens here is that you just have to get used to the new UI, the hotkeys when you go to part five, but sculpting is still the same, the tools work the same way. So the switch won't be difficult, be quite fast. And part five is there to help you with the switch. So in part five, I explain, you know, actually before I get there, the second way you can follow this course, if you wanna just get into Blender 2.8 right away and not bother with following the first four parts with Blender 2.79, if you wanna follow them with Blender 2.8, It's also possible, it's just that these videos were made with 2.79 in mind. So if you wanna do it that way, you can start with Blender 2.8, but you'll have to start part five first because it explains some of the differences in Blender 2.8, so that you keep them in mind when you're following the first parts of every part one, part two and part four specifically because these are the sculpting ones. And if you know what changes happen and the hotkeys, then when you're following them, you'll have an easier time understanding. Like for example, if I explain a specific hotkey in part one and it doesn't work for you in Blender 2.8, well, you would already know why in part five and you'll know how to fix that. So you can go for that route as well, but if you're very, very new to Blender and this is your first time ever using Blender, I would advise that you just follow these parts using Blender 2.79 so that you don't get confused. And then once you go to part five, you'll basically help you switch to Blender 2.8 quite easily. So here's the new update. So if you followed the course earlier, you already finished the four parts and you just got here to get the update. Basically, what I did is if you go to part three over here, I added three new videos. So the first one is a look at Blender 2.8. So I kind of show you let me just turn off the volume over here. So I show you basically all of the new changes in Blender 2.8 or most of them the ones that are related to sculpting as well. And yeah, I talk about the new UI and they just show you a bunch of things over here. So check this out part first, check part one first and then go to part two. And then part two, I show you how to set up a working space, a workspace, which was, it didn't exist in Blender 2.79. There's a new thing called workspace, but it's already explained in the video. So I show you how to set it up for sculpting, something I did similar with the earlier version in Blender 2.79. So I just show you how to do it in 2.7, in 2.8 and how to get an effective workspace. So once you're done with part two, I did a part three. I thought it would be fun to do a real time sculpting in Blender 2.8 with with you guys of basically this team and head over here. So this is real time and I'm talking in the background and explaining some stuff. But again, Blender 2.8 sculpting tools are the same. They work the same way. Everything is more or less the same. So this is nothing new. It's just a fun exercise to do with you guys. So yeah, once you're done with this, you're gonna be good to go. Okay, so just a quick recap. You can either follow the course by using Blender 2.79 for Part 1 through Part 4, and then go to Part 5, and you'll switch to Blender 2.8. This will be the simplest way to do it. And if you're feeling adventurous and you wanna follow the whole course with Blender 2.8, even though Part 1 through Part 4 is explained in Blender 2.79, just make sure that you watch these two videos first, or at least the first video over here, before you go back and you watch the rest in Blender 2.8. If you have any issues because of the Blender version or, you know, there's any differences that maybe I forgot to explain or I didn't explain because it's not implemented yet in Blender 2.8 because, you know, this, you know, the changes that I'm explaining, they're effective for Blender 2.80 and Blender keeps on changing and evolving so you never know like in a year or two how different it will be. So if there are any, any issues, don't hesitate to contact me through my email. Again, my email is right over here. All right, cool. So now that you're done with this, watch Start Here, V1 and 1. Happy sculpting!"
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