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I'm new to vrchat and new to both unity and blender. I got into all 3 about 2 weeks ago. If I can give my advice for how i've done it so far - Just look up specific tutorials on specific things you want to do, instead of trying to read tons of "basic" starting tutorials for blender and unity. Following lots of small, specific goals is much easier to digest and understand than stuff like official blender tutorials, at least for me.

It really helped me learn the ui and the basic workflow and mechanics of Blender and Unity, which really unlocks a lot of stuff. It went from "I have no idea what any of this is, I don't even understand the UI" to "Okay cool now I just need to keep practicing and looking for tutorials". I'm by no means good at anything but it's a good way to at least pick up the basics so you can even understand what you do and don't know. You can learn a lot from trying and failing and then learning from simple issues.