Though he does always say, for example, press G to move or whatever and he has the key press display on for the whole tutorial too. I think it’s labelled as intermediate as he doesn’t really cover the basic basics like the UI or controls etc. So rather than just copying him, you gain an understanding and insight in to modelling which allows you to transfer the skills to modelling your own car or whatever else. I think more importantly than explaining what he’s doing is he often explains why he’s doing what he’s doing too. The only bits time lapsed are the repetitious parts - so for example, if there’s 10 vertices to move all in the same way then he’ll show moving 2 or 3 vertcies in real time with rest in a time lapse. In every video he explains what he’s doing at every step and for the vast majority of the course it’s in real time so you can follow along. Each section has invidual chapter videos in for each bit - so a seperate video for the hood, fender, door etc so it’s easy follow along a chapter at a time.

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