Chapter 1: The beginning is half the battle.
: Interface

__1.1 Essential information for beginners
__1.2 Let's change it as I like
__1.3 Getting familiar with the screen (1)
__1.4 Getting to know the screen (2)
__1.5 Essential Shortcuts

Chapter 2: The beginning is half the battle.
: Object

__2.1 Getting to know objects (1)
__2.2 Getting to know objects (2)
__2.3 Understanding the Reference Point
__2.4 Let's make it ourselves

Chapter 3: Handling Points, Lines, and Planes

__3.1 Edit Mode
__3.2 Delete element
__3.3 Element Creation
__3.4 Merging elements
__3.5 Element Splitting

Chapter 4: Pushing out / Trimming the corners / Cutting

__4.1 Extrude
__4.2 Inset Faces
__4.3 Bevel
__4.4 Loop Cut
__4.5 Knife

Chapter 5 Useful Features

__5.1 Quick Favorites
__5.2 Shade Smooth / Shade Flat
__5.3 Random Color
__5.4 Repeat Last
__5.5 Adjust Last Operation
__5.6 Unit change
__5.7 Collection
__5.8 Menu Search

Chapter 6 Coloring Book: Materials

__6.1 Viewport Shading
__6.2 Coloring objects
__6.3 Learn more about materials
__6.4 Independent Face Coloring
__6.5 Let's make it ourselves

Chapter 7: Precise Control

__7.1 Orientation
__7.2 Pivot Point
__7.3 Snap
__7.4 Proportional Editing

Chapter 8: Merge / Separate / Connect

__8.1 Join
__8.2 Connect Vertex Path
__8.3 Separate
__8.4 Parent-Child Relationship
__8.5 Link

Chapter 9: Choosing Multiple Options

__9.1 Select Random, Checker Deselect
__9.2 Select All by Type, Select Mirror
__9.3 Select More/Less, Select Grouped
__9.4 Select Linked, Select Pattern

Chapter 10 Light / Camera

__10.1 Light
__10.2 Camera
__10.3 Eevee Engine Recommended Settings
__10.4 Cycles Engine Recommended Settings
__10.5 HDRI

Chapter 11 Curve / Text

__11.1 Curve
__11.2 Text

Chapter 12: Mastering Modifiers

__12.1 Array
__12.2 Bevel
__12.3 Boolean
__12.4 Mirror
__12.5 Remesh
__12.6 Screw
__12.7 Skin
__12.8 Solidify
__12.9 Subdivision Surface
__12.10 Let's make it ourselves

Hard training with practical exercises that allow you to learn by following along

In each chapter, you will learn one skill in four steps.
First, in the approach, we will look at the purpose of the function, learn about various ways to use it, and get a general idea of ​​the learning flow.
And we provide previews so you can visually see the results of using the features and anticipate your goals.
How to Use provides a table of shortcuts and key icons to help you understand the features at a glance.


Additionally, each chapter concludes with a practice exercise of the skills learned.
We will practice by directly using the menus, buttons, and shortcut keys in the editor.
Hands-on exercises can range from simply implementing a function to modeling objects around you, such as a desk, chair, pencil, or mug.
Some exercises only cover the features learned in that chapter, while others combine multiple features.
You can build your own know-how by repeatedly learning how to operate functions through various practices.