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All right.
Hello, everyone, and welcome to the course.
My name is Sebastian and I am really, really happy to have you here with me today.
We are going to be learning a lot.
I mean, a lot throughout this course.
If you absolutely have sero knowledge and blender like you, open it.
Perhaps you already downloaded it.
We're going to learn how to do this.
But if you already have downloaded it and you opened it and you realize like, man, there are a lot
of buttons here, what do they do?
How do a move like what can I do here world?
Do not worry.
We are going to learn as much as we can of these software.
You're going to understand by the end of this course the whole 3D creation pipeline.
You're going to understand a lot about three modlin about animation, about rendering what every button
does.
You're going to become an expert at this.
I promise you.
So I'm really excited to teach you all I know.
You know that I am a certified professional.
You can find me in the blender network.
You can find my profile and be working with this like for around six, seven years.
Blender.
I'm an engineer, computer graphics engineer, so I have a lot of knowledge that I can give you guys.
And I'm going to do my absolute best to share absolutely everything with you.
So I hope you you're really looking forward to this.
This is basically like an introductory video and welcoming all of you.
I'm really happy to have you here with me.
And I also want to let you know how we're going to be working in this course.
Basically, as you can see, I have my Mac computer right here.
But the thing is that maybe my Mac computer is not powerful enough for certain tasks that Blender can
do.
And my interest is that I can show you things the best way possible.
Right.
So perhaps for modeling and animation, I might not have any problems with this computer.
But while we turn into rendering and more complex stuff, I might be finding some slowdowns here, especially
because I'm recording, too.
So what I'm going to do here, I'm just gonna do this once and again.
We're not going to do it again.
Throw the course.
But I just wanted you to see what we're going to be doing.
I'm going to be opening this software.
It's amazing.
It's called Parsec.
It's going to allow me to stream my computer ice cream from my actual workstation machine.
You can see it right here.
Subversions workstation.
It's not complete.
That's the name of my computer.
I can connect to it.
Right.
So I'm going to be doing that.
And now I'm going to be streaming.
Let me put this up here in fullscreen and get rid of this button.
Now I'm streaming from my actual workstation.
That is a winter's machine, as you can see.
But the resolution and the latency here is really, really good.
It's basically as if I am actually using my system.
So we're going to be working here instead.
I obviously have to enter here as well and we can open it and I can just work as usual right here.
So this is the way we're going to be working.
I'm going to be working through my workstation on my Windows machine, but streaming in here to my Mac
machine where I'm making the actual recording of this video.
So this is the way we're going to be working.
And it gives us great, great advantages as I have two operating systems readily available.
Like, I have my Windows operating system here.
And they can do a lot of things inside windows, just like I would do in my actual workstation.
But I also have my Mac system readily available as well.
And they can open blender here as well.
So we can work overhearing Mac.
We can work over here and windows.
And if there are things that are specific to the Mac OS because they know there's some of you will be
working on the Mac OS, we're going to be turning here and doing them real quick.
Then we're going to escape again here to Windows and we'll be doing most of the work in windows.
So it's going to be great.
And if you guys are using Linux, there is no problem with that.
Either is basically really similar to Mackiewicz right here.
So there is no problem with that.
So it gives this gift's a lot of flexibility.
And this is the way we're going to be working.
So that is the end of this video, guys.
I hope that you're just as excited to see again.
And I offer you my warm, as warm, as warm as welcome to all of you.
Again, my name is Sebastian.
I am here to serve you.
And I hope you learn a lot.
So this was my brief introduction and welcome to all of you.
Now I'm just going to Sangh off.
And in the next video, we're going to actually start from scratch by actually downloading Blender.
All right.
So we'll see you there.
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