I wanted to try designing an age in Blender again. It's been a very long time since I last tried and failed to even figure out how to do much with Blender's interface. I really need to start from the VERY beginning again, but most, if not all, of the stuff here seems to be for people who already know to some extent what they are doing with age creating.
I know I should probably be able to find this stuff on my own, but there is so much that's needed and I feel so far behind that I just get instantly frustrated trying to even think what to do. I know it will be work to figure out how to actually model/texture ages, but I don't want the work of searching on my own (and failing) to even find what to use in the first place.
I guess I need a guide for beginners on what's needed and how to use Blender for ages. I remember there was one, but even if I found it again, I don't know if its info would be for out of date tools or if it's always relevant. What's the best way to start nowadays?
I don't even know if PyPrp would be considered the best thing to start with or not at this point. I seem to recall there being other tools now...