Just wanted to mention this tip for creating materials, specifically if you are finding a color online and you only have the value specified in HSV format, in the more common format where the Hue is specified as a degree value. From the video, you can enter 46 degrees as the hue as “46/360” and Blender will convert it to a percentile.
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Awesome tip! Thank you! 
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Blender has such smart input controls. It amazes me every time!
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Oddly, this is one of the less smart input areas. Typically in a field that takes either an integer or degree measurement, you can put a “d” after the value to automatically convert to degrees. This is one of the few input fields that doesn’t support this.
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never thought of that, awesome tip, cheers 
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