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+[title] Setting up Our Scene
+[* black] Open a ***New General Project*** in Blender and ***Delete the Default Cube***.
+[* red] Add a Torus to the scene by clicking ***Add*** > ***Mesh*** > ***Torus***. This will add a standard Torus to the Scene.
+ [* icon_note] Typically when modeling an object you are going to want to start with a primitive object that most resembles what you are attempting to monitor. I.e, if you are attempting to model a house then you will want to start with a square, or if you're building a vase then you will start with a cylinder.

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