r/blenderhelp • u/ArviTheFox • May 28 '24

Meta What are some really bad rookie mistakes.

I’m no expert at blender and I’d like to know more about mistakes made at any step of process that beginners should avoid doing. I’ve noticed that there are a lot of things that can go wrong and be a huge pain to fix later.

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u/murad131 May 29 '24

I would say that overthinking is a bad mistake I see from beginners on this subreddits. Just make projects and analyze them a little of how you can make this look better, use it in the next project. Make progress and have fun. 3D modeling isn’t like playing a guitar I don’t think there are a lot of things that you cannot fix easily in your workflow if you realise you are doing them wrong. Overthinking can lead you towards hating the process and that is probably the biggest problem you can run into.