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Maybe the framework can include suggestions such as to use as least one graphic per step, to use a separate numbered step for each mouse or keyboard gesture, et cetera.Īll good ideas But, before we get too far ahead of ourselves, I think we are missing modern animated documentation showing the basics of formZ tools and workflow. This could be included in the description but the point is to try to put keywords at the beginning so someone scrolling down a list can see it more easily.Ĥ.

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Description, something like, “In this tutorial you will learn how to create a revolved shape using such-and-such tools.”ģ. Is it even possible to upload a video to the forum or would that be a link to a video somewhere else?Īs for a framework, especially if this is a text tutorial, I can imagine an outline something like:Ģ. When you guys think of “tutorial” are you thinking of a text tutorial with various steps typed out with some screenshots or a video uploaded to the forum? In my mind some things are so complex a video is probably the way to go, such as chris lund’s Coke bottle tutorials. Then again, if we can get more people interested, it would be a reasonable impetus for ADS to do so. It will be a tough slog, however, as the APIs are not complete. I guess it is time to dust off my notes and get to those tutorials. I have dabbled in programming since the early 80's Though, I strongly gravitated towards the pretty picture end of the spectrum. Like modeling, solving problems, coding has the same appeal. I do more of a hack and try recursively, approach. A real programmer does a topdown approach.

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And, I am reasonably certain my code isn't pretty. Every time I write code, it is a challenge. I prefer that, over doing the stuff I have already learned and have to do repeatedly. From my perspective, learning to do the program is the working hard once. In order to program/simplify a task, you definitely need to know the hard way ( I think). Though, looking at it, I see it wasn't clear.

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The people making scripts are like Jedi ninjas, when the application doesn’t do what they want they make it do it anyway! I guess it’s actually more like making the software do what they want, only more easily.Īgreed, I guess my post was looking at it from a slightly different view. Thanks for the link to the tips page, they actually invested a bit of time into that, there are a lot of topics. Thanks for the offer to help with some tutorials, I would do that only after doing my very best to figure something out on my own - it pays to struggle a bit and try to find the answer myself, I usually learn something I wasn’t expecting to learn as I try to figure out how to do something else. The greatest help from your videos for someone like me (a far less accomplished modeler) is that they are an introduction to more advanced modeling techniques and more importantly to see the workflow. You have a point about how an interest in the topic makes the presentation less important. I agree, Matt Holewinski does a great job with his videos, he did the 30-Minute Model tutorial and several others. I don't think v9 has any of the legacy scripting capabilities. There is also a page out there that had a bunch of scripts that would work with older versions than 9 (with varying success as they were mostly written for 6.x) Many of these scripts were very useful and many deserve a resurrection once the python API is complete.Ĭaution, many and maybe most of these are going to be weird on the newer versions, esp v9. If you have the time, the following is a phenomenal and official resource that even I will reference if I don't quite recall how to do something.Īt the top of the page, you should also check out form If you want more tutorials of questionable polish, post a specific question and I or I bet someone else would be happy to comply. The original thread was an interesting one. Like these, it would be best triggered by specific questions. I would be happy to produce more and thus get practice at such skills.

I hope that this means you found the content of great help. On the other hand, if I have a keen interest in the topic and it delivers on content, I do give a much greater degree of latitude regarding quality. Quality of the video/presentation really does count. If I only have a casual interest in a topic. One thing I tend to notice as a consumer of content. Agreed. Though we used to have a guy, Matt Hollowinski (sp?) who was a member of the ADS team who was excellent at making videos.