Three useful methods for intuitively drawing curves in Blender
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Use the shortcut SHIFT + T to point the selected lights towards the cursor.
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How to cut holes with the simple but handy built-in carve tool in Blender.
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How to parent objects to vertices in Blender.
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Improve viewport performance by reducing the amount of displayed particles in Blender.
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To make the simulation work, add a rigid body to the ground and object. Make ground passive and object active then boom!
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Creating materials randomly for models in Blender.
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How to distribute stops evenly along a color ramp.
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Blender drivers allow you to create relationships between properties so that one property (e.g., the door's rotation) can be controlled by another (e.g., the wheel's rotation).
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How to make diagonal face selections in edit mode.
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Imprinted labels/logos for your product.
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Easy bristles for brushes.
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Instantly Change colors when duplicating objects
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separate xyz node in Blender
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How to Render Wireframe 3D Model Topology in Blender
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How to make the background grid visible when using reference images
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light flickering in blender
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This beginner-friendly tutorial is a great way to brush up on some skills and get Colar comfortable with Blender Linear Object Vector.

I'll show you how I made the gradient texture on the glass shader, and you'll be able to control the fading out of the gradient, which is great for adjusting details.
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