1.

View Modes:
• Blender has several view modes like Wireframe, Solid, Material Preview,
and Rendered. These modes allow you to view your objects differently,
depending on your needs.
2. Object Hierarchy:
• You can create complex scenes by organizing objects into collections.
Collections allow you to manage and hide/show objects more
efficiently.
3. Texturing and UV Mapping:
• Texturing in Blender involves assigning images to objects, and UV
mapping is the process of creating a 2D representation (UV map) of a
3D object for texturing. You can access the UV Editing workspace for
this purpose.
4. Modifiers:
• Modifiers are tools that can change an object's geometry or appearance
dynamically. You can add modifiers to an object to achieve various
effects, such as subdivision, mirror, and bevel.
5. Sculpting:
• Blender includes sculpting tools that allow you to shape and mold 3D
objects. You can access the Sculpting workspace for detailed sculpting
work.
6. Particle Systems:
• Create realistic effects like hair, fur, and smoke with Blender's particle
systems. You can simulate a wide range of phenomena using these
features.
7. Physics Simulations:
• Blender has built-in physics simulations for fluid, smoke, fire, cloth, and
rigid body dynamics. These simulations can add realism to your
animations.
8. Node-based Materials:
• Blender uses a node-based system for materials, which allows for
incredibly detailed and complex material setups. You can create various
materials and textures by connecting nodes in the Shader Editor.
9. Video Editing:
• Blender isn't just for 3D modeling and animation; it also has a powerful
video editing workspace. You can import, edit, and export video
footage in Blender's Video Sequence Editor.
10. Rigging and Animation:
• Rigging is the process of creating a skeleton for 3D models, and it's
essential for character animation. Blender has tools for rigging and
character animation, including inverse kinematics (IK) and forward
kinematics (FK) systems.
 11. 3D Printing:
• Blender has features for 3D printing, allowing you to prepare and export
3D models for 3D printing. You can check your models for issues and
generate printable files.
12. Python Scripting:
• If you're familiar with programming, you can use Python scripting to
automate tasks and create custom tools in Blender. The scripting API is
extensive and well-documented.
13. Community and Resources:
• Blender has a vibrant and supportive community. You can find tutorials,
forums, and resources online. The Blender Stack Exchange is a great
place to ask questions.
14. Hotkeys and Shortcuts:
• Learning the keyboard shortcuts can significantly speed up your
workflow. Blender has an extensive set of hotkeys for various
operations, so take the time to learn them.
15. Customization:
• You can customize the interface, create your own custom layouts, and
tailor Blender to your specific needs and preferences.

Remember that mastering Blender can take time, so be patient with yourself. Start
with simple projects, follow tutorials, and gradually work your way up to more
complex tasks. Blender's vast feature set makes it a powerful tool for 3D artists,
animators, and creators of all kinds.