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It is fairly simple, but it does utilize the obscure Rip tool (V). Here are the steps: Tab into Edit Mode. Key Ctrl + R and move the cursor around until the pink suggested loop cut is dividing the c …

The two tools BlenderGuru used are Even and Flipped. According to the Blender Reference Manual: Even Only available for single edge loops. This matches the shape of the edge loop to one of the adjace …

This is because you are in Edit Mode for a Lattice Object. Lattice Objects have one very specific type of Edit Mode and a user can only select vertices. A lattice consists of a three-dimensional n …

Joining Tab out of Edit Mode, select one mesh, Shift select the other, and key Ctrl + J to join them. Tab back into Edit Mode. Shading If the shading does not look weird (darker) on one or both o …

I assume you're talking about something like the following. This is enabled by the Limit Selection to Visible button at the bottom of the 3D Viewport (). Clicking it will toggle the transparency. …

This kind of thing can happen when you switch the Units under Properties panel > Scene tab > Units dropdown. You most likely switched Degrees to Radians. Units dropdown: Degrees selected: Radia …

To flip the normals of your cylinder, Tab into Edit Mode and key T to toggle open/close the Toolshelf. Go to the Toolshelf > Shading/UVs tab > Shading dropdown > Normals section and click Recalculate. …

To elaborate on Noidea's comment, Vertex Groups probably are the most simple option. Here's what you can do to create a Vertex Group: Select the vertices that you will want to be able to easily sele …

Anand mbs is correct about selecting faces, but to use those selected faces in a Smoke Simulation, you need to do some more stuff. Selecting The Faces At the bottom of the 3D Viewport and while in E …

In the Properties panel > Dimensions tab, change your frame rate to 30 fps. The frame rate ofter affects the audio. 24 fps, what you have: 30 fps, recommended:

Idle Chit-chat I have come up with a way of doing it that has many steps, but turns out a nice result. How to Do It Start by selecting a single vertex of your sphere in Edit Mode and keying Ctrl + …

The Dissolve tools are quite complex, having very specific functions that can be very powerful when used correctly. Dissolve Tools Explained Dissolve Vertices This is for taking an extra vertex out …

I find that tutorials are great, but project based tutorials are better. They are better because they leave you with a fantastic result at the end of each one. There are many people who do project bas …