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Advent of Blender
Hey there everyone!! So I have always loved doing Advent Calendars of some kind of code to practice and learn, so I started looking for Advent Calendars for different skills and Blender was on of them. I really have been trying to practice Blender and I did not find any December advent events. So I decided to make a website for it. Its free and hope you guys like it and try it out!! It has a leaderboard, daily challenges, gallery, make comments, etc. If you would like to try it out, here is my website: https://www.adventofblender.com/ Let me know if you have any issues or if there are any bugs. There is a contact form to send a message if you have any issues too. Thanks all!
0 likes • 13h
This is SUCH A COOL IDEA! I wanna do it!!!
Challenge: Make A Desk/Chair/Laptop!
Want a challenge? Try this out! If you aren't at the point where you can even DREAM of making this stuff, that's ok too! See if you can make a REALLY REALLY basic version? Post a screenshot and share!
Challenge: Make A Desk/Chair/Laptop!
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Here's mine!
Modeling Course is comin' along!
Here's a lil sword I'm workin' on! Any specific requests for simple objects to model in the course?
Modeling Course is comin' along!
0 likes • 4d
@Julius Otterbach Oooooh like a HUD kind of thing.
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@Julius Otterbach but... you wouldn't model that in blender, right? That would be like a graphic?
Challenge! Make A Rock!
This is a neat little technique to make a low poly rock. Perfect for your game or animation. Even if you're brand new to Blender, we'll be able to do this. Let me know what you think and put any other requests for little challenges like this down below!
Challenge!  Make A Rock!
Tri–light extension in Blender
I just learned about the “tri light” extension that, once installed, will automatically add three lights to your scene: a key light, a fill light, and a back light pointing at the object that you have first selected before implementing the tri light menu item. It will also lock the lights so they always aim at the object, even when you move the light or the object. In Blender version 4.5, go to Preferences> Extensions ( not add-ons, and search for “TRI”. Then choose to install. (it's free). Then select an object in your scene, select Add Light from the Add menu, and you will now see a new choice to add Tri Light. The three lights will be automatically added. I hope this helps you!
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Wow that's cool! Super handy!
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Casey Faris
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Just tryin' to help people the best I can.

Active 7h ago
Joined Jul 18, 2025
Oregon, USA