For example, you can change the resolution scale making Blender a lot bigger, which makes it a lot easier to read or leave it back to one. If you come up to edit preferences, there are a few more things that you can change to help you out. I'll leave it on the Blender dark by default. You could even change the theme into Maya, Moto, or Light. But because we're going to keep everything by default, we'll just leave this space bar to play. This will allow you to search for any command or menu item just by hitting your space bar. And a space bar, we'll leave it on play for now, but I highly suggest in the future you explore using search for your space bar.
Next, we're going to use select by default with left. We're going to focus on the default Blender ones, but if you're coming from Maya or Max, you may be interested in checking out the industry one. There are many different kinds of shortcuts you can use of Blender. For this course, we're going to be using the English language but you can change the language into any others if you choose. Once you load Blender for the very first time, you'll be greeted by this window. Once you decide how you want to download Blender, go ahead and click on it and install it. If you're using Mac OS or Linux, you can go ahead and download Blender from here and even download it from Steam. Whenever there a really big change or release, I'll go ahead and update this course. There might be a 3.1 or a 3.0.1, but generally speaking, the tools, features, and interface will be about the same. At the time of this recording, the most recent release is Blender 3.0. The very first thing we need to do is to go to and go ahead and click on download.
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