Jessica Pixel

I've learned so much from vtubing... OBS, bot programming, graphic designing, tracking software... I'm probably most satisfied with knowing some Blender now. 

I've been in the 3D space since 2005ish but I've only figured out Blender in the last few years. I never thought I would ever learn how to mesh something, let alone rig it. I spent all my years in Second Life not knowing how to use Blender, and it would have been a  useful skill.

For now, I know enough Blender to do the things I want to do in vtubing. I really only know like 5% of the program, it can really do a lot. Even with the limited knowledge I have, I can get all kinds of stuff done, and there are plenty of tutorials online when I hit a snag.

I've learned so much from vtubing... OBS, bot programming, graphic designing, tracking software... I'm probably most satisfied with knowing some Blender now. 

I've been in the 3D space since 2005ish but I've only figured out Blender in the last few years. I never thought I would ever learn how to mesh something, let alone rig it. I spent all my years in Second Life not knowing how to use Blender, and it would have been a  useful skill.

For now, I know enough Blender to do the things I want to do in vtubing. I really only know like 5% of the program, it can really do a lot. Even with the limited knowledge I have, I can get all kinds of stuff done, and there are plenty of tutorials online when I hit a snag.

Jessica Pixel

In terms of tubing, what has been the most satisfying skill you've had to learn thus far? Why?