This may surprise you because the actual blender software requires no registration to download, install, and begin using. When you first access the cloud, you will notice that you will have two options in the top right-hand corner of the web page these options are to either login or sign up. Here we will be greeted with access to various features relating to the blender cloud, including the ability to access tutorial content and courses library of resources such as HDRi images and even additional services like the Blender Cloud add-on. The cloud exists as a subdomain of the main Blender website, so to access the Blender cloud, we need to type in in our web browsers’ search bar and then press enter to travel to the cloud. This is a service that is provided directly from the developers at the Blender Foundation, so all of the contents that you will find there will be up to date and relevant to the software there is one small catch with the Blender cloud, and that is unlike Blender itself the cloud service does require a subscription fee to use. The Blender Cloud is a web-based service that is provided from the main Blender website first established in 2014, the Blender cloud has grown and now provides many services, including add-ons for integrating with the global community libraries that include hardware images and textures and even full documentation and learning resources such as courses and production lessons. However, the Blender Foundation provides its own special resource for learning Blender, known as the Blender cloud. We access various sources such as YouTube tutorials, online courses, and blog articles like the one you’re reading now.
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When learning how to use Blender, we are always on the hunt for new learning resources that we can use to speed up the timeline for us when it comes to becoming 3D artists.
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