COMPLETELY LOST in Blender - The untutorial (parts 2 & 3)
First, I do a search on Google and I find a tutorial with a reassuring sounding title.
Going 3D with Blender: Very first steps
That's a very reassuring title. It says to me, DON'T PANIC! I like that, so I switch screens and begin reading.
Last time, I had found a quiet resting place in the OOP menu which is, alas, not an undo menu. But one cannot hide forever. Time to reenter the dragon-filled wasteland called Blender.
After taking a few minutes to calm down, I decide to continue on my way. I’ve got to go back to the 3D interface. I steel myself, and click the grid icon to change back to 3D. I remember that the pictures in the tutorials had more than one 3D screen, so I decide that I am going to try to make the current screen into two screens.
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