How do you guys study something new by your own? >Downloaded

I have vacation now so i just dropped everything and i am studying Maya 24/7.

I do the same thing but I don't write any notes. Don't need to and it slows down the process even more. If I forget a thing here and there, I can easily go through that part of video to remind myself.

>>574875
i usually do the same exept for the notes and i have a 25min to 1h ratio.

But even if 15min of video takes you 1 hour irl that would make 40h for an entire tutorial, basically a week worth of work for something that will stay with you for the rest of your career. Pretty good if you ask me

>>574875
>covered head to toe in functional attire
>can't forget the boob window

on topic: I watch a video as far as i think i can remember, do that much work, don't refer back to the video unless i know for sure i am completely stuck/lost. Taking notes is fucking pointless, just start a new tutorial and the more you do the more you retain.

>>574890
Thats what you call functional?

Also
>not having a bit of fun with your models
shiggy diggy

>>574875
I have to say, taking notes is something I should do more ... Going through 50 tutorials I have on my HDD to find one thing I forgot where to search for ... not productive.

Other than that, you should probably be a bit faster, since I do about the same time on one screen.

I don't follow tutorials word for word I just get a gist of it and apply it to my own projects. Personal projects help drill it in.

I just start making something and apply stuff I learned to it until it just comes naturally without any tutorials or notes.

>>574875
>15 minutes of the video - 1 real time hour
Completely normal, just means there's a lot for you to learn. As you learn more, you'll be able to follow along quickly until you get to the new parts

>>574913
>having a bit of fun
That's just tacky though.

>>574875
i wish i had patience to actually study 3D, i rather just do shitty models

>>574890
virgin cuck

>>575183
woman confirmed