*@Satish Goda* No I made sure to use official release of Blender 2.80 :) The older timelapses will feature the beta version though. The reason why the UI seems different is because I switched to the preferences editor instead of opening a separate preferences window. The UI seems to be slightly different between them.

*@Salvador Núñez* Have you tried the latest version of the addon? https://github.com/nutti/Magic-UV

*@Julien Kaspar* Dear Julien: I reinstalled Blender 2.8 and now everything works. Thanks for your knowledge. I'm also experimenting with 2.81

*@jehd.jehzer* The SpeedSculpt Addon can be bought but is pretty outdated since the release of Blender 2.81.

ScreenCast Keys and Mask Tools can be found in the Asstes folder of the course.

The Pie Menu Editor is an additional addon I bought to customize the user interface and menus even further but it's not necessary for this course :)

*@Julien Kaspar* but is it okay if I'm not going to install the SpeedSculp Addon for this tutorial?

*@jehd.jehzer* Yes. I am not going to include any paid addons for these tutorials :)

*@Julien Kaspar* well, thankyou sir. :)

*@Artyom Sobolev* Yes, all of the default brushes got a major update and are working much better in 2.82 and especially 2.83.
My custom brushes are not included in the new versions so I can still recommend to create them if you want. But importing them from my template will not be ideal because brush settings got added & changed, so the brushes could be broken.

*@Malik Martin* Generally everything should be almost the same definitely working. Chapter 3 has a small issue when sculpting on shapkeys while using the multires modifier. In the description of the chapter there is a workaround but I'll make an update to the chapter hopefully soon.

*@Julien Kaspar* Thank you! I'll be sure to check the notes from every lesson!

@Aly Blender 2.82 should be fine for the first 2 chapters and the 4th one. Only for the 3rd chapter do I recommend to at least use 2.90 or higher. But I removed the Mask Tools addon since it is only really useful for 2.80 and 2.81.

@Julien Kaspar Understood! Thank you for explaining that to me. I'll upgrade eventually, but am still working on projects in 2.8, so once those are completed, I'll move up. Thank you for the response!

*@Michael* I think this is because there are multiple toggles assigned to that shortcut. Shift + Z is used by default for toggling between Wireframe & Solid Shading Mode. Alt + Z is used to toggle Xray shading. You can look these default shortcuts up in the keymap section of the preferences and disable them with the checkmark. Then you custom shortcuts should work :)

*@Julien Kaspar* cool I will try that,thanks

*@Sergio Andrade Figueroa* You need to choose the entire zipped folder if it's more than just one py file.

*@Julien Kaspar* Thanks im going to try

@Omar Gonzales Diaz use this link -Blender-/maskTools_2-8.zip at master · bookyakuno/-Blender- · GitHub

@Aryan Menon -Blender-/maskTools_2-8.zip at master · bookyakuno/-Blender- · GitHub

@garyyang4019 use X instead=)

@Malik Martin No you don't need a trackball mouse. It works with any input device (mouse/pen/etc) and just changes the behavior of the viewport rotation ;) It's also not an addon but an official feature.

@diego.lazevedo0408 Use the new masking features of Blender ;) Shift A to expand a mask, the A pie menu for masking functionality, mask extract, face sets and more. I have it on my to do list to make a video on that

@dimaddox95 Click and hold on the knife tool

@shirtsdesignpro i kinda find the other one so far... oh and i can't correct my porevious comment? theres so options for that?

@shirtsdesignpro Nop, no options for that to...

@shirtsdesignpro loll

@shirtsdesignpro I removed the addon from the course. All the functionality is now officially in Blender. You can find them in the masking pie menu on A or in the mask menu.

@Majik Hudson I removed it from the course since it's heavily outdated. The default Blender template is now just as good with recent updates.