Tutorial Ready for Newbie Tests
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I'm working on a book-length tutorial, Edges to Rubies, the one I wanted when I migrated to SketchUp. The first half (modeling w/o Ruby programming) is ready, save for real-world testing.
My long-term intent is commercial (treeware?). For now, you "pay" for the tutorial by providing feedback. What's clear? What isn't? Typos? Brain cramps?
Visit http://www.MartinRinehart.com to view or DL the first 10 chapters. If you right-click "Open in new tab" your screen won't be cluttered with my mugshot.
I would also love feedback from an expert or two.
Thanks!
Martin
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Hi Martin and welcome (you were "almost" our # 20,000 member - now you are # 20,001
)Anyway, I'll look into the site (framesets, huh?)
I'm not sure about the commercial tutorials though. The "market" for the free stuff in SU is so huge that it seems that pay stuff is not easily marketable. -
@gaieus said:
Hi Martin and welcome (you were "almost" our # 20,000 member - now you are # 20,001
)First member in the third 10,000! I'll take that!
Market, or lack of market, is at least partly a function of the quality, no? I'm not the one to judge.
Off topic: My wife's best friend came from Pecs. Expert tapestry restorer.
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@gaieus said:
I'm not sure about the commercial tutorials though. The "market" for the free stuff in SU is so huge that it seems that pay stuff is not easily marketable.
You killed him
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@martinrinehart said:
Off topic: My wife's best friend came from Pecs. Expert tapestry restorer.
Hehe... Everyone who is worth something is leaving here. I'm also packing my things soon.
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