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For me, 70% of the time this is usually just "you need to practice to get okay at it". Effort.
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The other 25% is buying expensive equipment/accessories, and the last 5% is finding out that the communities around the hobby are so cringe you don't want to be known as part of it.
3D modeling for me, like.. once I reached rigging, I just left there
Yea I've been learning blender off and on, definitely one where I spend an hour learning, finally start working, then run into a roadblock and give up for a month
I may return someday, but learning a new skill is a struggling for me, and the adhd doesn't help either
It's definitely a struggle, I have ADHD too. It helps to have something you want to make, and slowly push through to make it. I've been working on a short animated thing to learn, and the drive to finish it is what keeps me coming back
I refuse to accept how much this is me.
99% of gamblers quit right before hitting it big