The summary is:
This is a tutorial video on how to use Blender, a 3D software. The video covers the basics of the 3D viewport, such as how to move, rotate and scale objects, how to change the view and render settings, and how to use keyboard shortcuts. The video also introduces the properties and outliner panels, where the user can modify the attributes and organization of the objects in the scene. The video ends with a link to a PDF of common hotkeys and an invitation to join the next part of the tutorial series, where the user will learn how to make a donut.
Here are some key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a tutorial video on how to use Blender, a 3D software.
2. The author introduces the 3D viewport, where most of the 3D work happens, and the properties panel, where various settings can be changed.
3. The author explains how to move, rotate and scale objects in the 3D viewport using hotkeys or tools in the toolbar.
4. The author also explains how to navigate the 3D viewport using the middle mouse button, the number pad, the tilde key or the gizmo in the top right corner.
5. The author mentions some preferences and options that can be changed to suit different devices or workflows, such as resolution, emulate three button mouse, industry compatible key map and orthographic mode.
6. The author provides a link to a keyboard shortcut PDF in the description for reference.
7. The author says that in part two of the tutorial series, they will start making a donut model.