u/andromedanpixels

I am currently in the shader editor but I do know that geometry nodes also use a lot of mathematics as well so I wanted to ask this question because I feel like I am getting the point thanks to CGMatter's/Default Cube's playlist on procedural nodes (in the shader editor) but at the same time it's very difficult to not get intimidated by the node editor at times and mathematics in Blender seems easy but then people mention formulas I had no idea that existed before and I lost my train of thought and get a bit afraid. I don't know if the composite editor uses math nodes to a very deep extent but yeah...

I am 21 years old and I have been learning from multiple sources on my own such as books and whatever source I come across with as I am exploring the internet. I am also using Blender because I thought that using that for now would be great if I don't have all the neccesary equipment to shoot on live action but I really need more input on this question because I do want to become part of the filmmaking world but I don't know how am I supposed to start pratically considering the lack of resources and connections I have. I am yet to make my first short yet so any advice or any informational source on short films and anything else would be great.

Julia says that it's essential to do the date and the morning pages with the affirmations (which I have been doing them for this whole week) but I couldn't do the date because of the intense climate around my zone. Should I use another week to focus on the specific week where I am at or should I just continue independently?

I find it hard to word my question in a way that isn't so drawn-out but basically I want to be able to move the assets I already have into the asset library so I can use them no matter what... in other words, i want to be able to open a brand new new blender file and find those assets in the asset library but I don't know how to make that happen so I need a hand.

I thought this was an original experience but it turns out that it was not so now I am curious to know if there is an explaination to this

https://preview.redd.it/9i621mnnyxch1.png?width=368&format=png&auto=webp&s=a878064d27c3f0cbf39239e2dd96b1f440284cdf

https://preview.redd.it/xd29myxqyxch1.png?width=337&format=png&auto=webp&s=7c0c7693edc4391a2612537c4feff766ab13fc8f

I found this when I turned the mesh around and I find it curious because nothing happened on the contrary side of it. Anyone has tips to make those holes go away?

Side A

Side B

So I was following a tutorial and sometimes it happens that even if I follow every step things like this appear so I wonder if there is an easy way to make the Side B (the one that has four verticles in each subdivision) be the same as in Side A (the one with singular subdivision) without ruining my model too much.