New tutorials.

[noober]

I was wondering if anyone one would be interested in me making a tutorial. I don't claim to know all the ins and outs of AM but I have learned a lot working full time for the past 2 1/2 years. I mainly am a modeler, so I could do some tutorials showing how I built some things. I was thinking about some exercises for beginners, then move to more specific items like cars or buildings.

 

So anyone interested? They would be free for all. Hopefully I could post them on the forums.

[johnl3d]

Post them and they will come.....

[flashawd]

Hi Noober - after a couple of years, I am just getting back into this program and running through the tutorial manual again. I needed to model some eyeballs and posted and someone nicely sent me here http://www.colins-loft.net/new_coop_tutorial/tutorials.html

Tutorials are a great and pretty much only way to learn this program - anything you create to help others learn will definately be greatly appreciated. So count me in, I'll use your tutorials. I would post and try to get as many links as you can to current tutorials, so you don't recreate any tuturials already out there.

 

Thanks - Eric

[noober]

http://www.colins-loft.net/new_coop_tutorial/tutorials.html

Thanks - Eric

Well I looked at the link you sent, and though it is a great resource. I was thinking of doing more architectural and mechanical. Maybe some basic exercises for beginners and move from there.

[totlover]

i definitely agree on this idea... i found that (me being younger) tutorials helped me a lot... i used the TOA:AM tutorials and the link "flashawd" posted and i am still learning...

 

[clonewar12345]

I would be interested. My modeling needs some work....

[DarkLimit]

-Am interested also-

[itsjustme]

Roger Reynolds has some mechanical modeling tutorials in case anyone hasn't seen them.

 

The more tutorials, the better. If you're willing to make them, I'm certainly going to check them out.

[Steven547]

I was wondering if anyone one would be interested in me making a tutorial. I don't claim to know all the ins and outs of AM but I have learned a lot working full time for the past 2 1/2 years. I mainly am a modeler, so I could do some tutorials showing how I built some things. I was thinking about some exercises for beginners, then move to more specific items like cars or buildings.

 

So anyone interested? They would be free for all. Hopefully I could post them on the forums.

 

 

I would be interested. I'm having trouble with "locking the keyframes" down so I can move one body part then the other, not at the same time.

[Stronghorn]

I was wondering if anyone one would be interested in me making a tutorial. I don't claim to know all the ins and outs of AM but I have learned a lot working full time for the past 2 1/2 years. I mainly am a modeler, so I could do some tutorials showing how I built some things. I was thinking about some exercises for beginners, then move to more specific items like cars or buildings.

 

So anyone interested? They would be free for all. Hopefully I could post them on the forums.

 

 

I would be interested. I'm having trouble with "locking the keyframes" down so I can move one body part then the other, not at the same time.

 

My AM is on the way, I am very excited about this software. I have been watching as many tuts as possible, reading ang watching all the really amazing animation and artwork created by this program. So sharing knowledge is a great gift and I appreciate it. Thank you and all others who give up their time to help others learn this software.