Write A Tutorial - Post It Here - Get A Texture Cd In Return!

[Vitor]

It's a great idea Tom.

I think I will write one. As I already have the v1 I just need to write 2 to get the full set

[shauryashaurya]

super offer tom!.

I think I'll re-submit my procedural wood tutorial, with better renders tho.

I am still not clear as to how do you guys want me to post tus? send 'em on e-mail or post 'em in a new thread?

Also will you guys send cds to India?

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[shauryashaurya]

oh! btw, is the offer open on only 3d or on 2d stuff as photoshop as well?

[Tom-3DT]

You really have to post tutorials here so I can see them, then I can decide if they qualify for a CD, after this chris needs to have them to format them and post them on 3DTotal, so I will have a chat with him to see if he can grab them from here, to save you mailing them.

I think i can get CDs to India, it has been done sucessfully before! but I need to pay quite a lot for the more secure posting, so it is more economical for me to send 3 in one go . .so if your up for doing 3 tutorials that would be the best idea! and yes we like 2d as well as 3d

Cheers

Tom

[Fusion]

Hey Tom, you never mentioned anything on tutorials for drawing/sketching.

I know its a 3d site....hense the name......

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But U do have some painting tuts so would it be alright to make a drawing tutorial???

[Chris-3DT]

Since 3d-artists need to have/develope skills from many fields of art, tutorials on drawing are welcome as well.
But they will only qualify for a cd, if they are useful for the 3d-artists here.

for example a tutorial on architectual or conceptual drawing, or a tutorial on drawing in perspective would be good; tutorials on painting on canvas using oil or acrylics is less good, allthough we'd still like to see them.

when writing a tutorial, concentrate on what you can do best, one great tutorial on a specific topic is better than plenty mediocre ones.

[Johny]

im not a 3d genious.,..started it about 5 or 6 months ago, but i could write up a tuturial for begginers to learn from 1 tuturial how to model, uvw map, etc, basically low poly

[Chris-3DT]

starwars, it is very nice to see that you are eager to help future beginners even at your early stage of modelling. that's very respectable (even though you are doing it for cd's )

ask yourself: what can i do best?
also you might want to try creating a tutorial about a tpic that you don't excell at because one can learn alot just by trying out how something works.

[munkY]

How big should the tutorials be?

Is it enough with like modelling a nose, or do you have to do the whole head or even body?

[Chris-3DT]

A great in-depth tutorial on modelling a single bodypart (for example a nose) can be by far longer than a rushed tutorial on modelling a whole body.

A tutorial about a nose could for exmaple explain what the human nose is structured like (anatomicaly speaking), how it compares with animal-noses. then explain one or possibly more ways of modelling such a smelling device.

The first aim here is to write tutorials that are udnerstabdable to those who read them, that you get a CD in return is a great, but don't forget the readers either, ok?

[PiledotNET]

Can you point an existing tutorial that qualify for a CD?

Tnks.

[Johny]

eheheh i know im in a REALLY early stage of modeling, but i think i got the basics, and i want to write a tuturial so that otherz dont have to learn it in a lot of time :P the tuturial will just be for them to know max better :P

P.S - I prefer makin my own textures

[Tom-3DT]

Nearly all of the tutorials we have already on 3DTotal are of the quality we are after from you guys, also if you take an average size being about 2 or 3 of our pages then that is also what we are after.

Is this ok for you PiledotNET or a bit vague?

Tom

[PiledotNET]

Its ok.

Tnks.

[Dwramsey03]

Here's my contribution. It's my first tutorial. Hope you guys like it.

Sorry about it's location...
It's in the Tutorial folder of my briefcase.


http://briefcase.yahoo.com/Dwramsey03@sbcglobal.net