Dear fellow TG2 friends and geeks ;)
CGScenery.com is online!
At this moment 3 video tutorials are online in the blog/tutorials section of the site.
I'm still working on more content as well as figuring out a few things, as this is my very first website ever ;)
Stay tuned for upcoming TG2 freebies to celebrate the launch!
Cheers,
Martin
Looks great Martin ! Cheers man Congrats ^^
Looks great Martin, well done getting this online, should be a very useful resource.
Richard
Congratulations!!! Very nice website with beautifull render !!! :)
Congratulations Martin, looks like a great start on the content. :)
- Oshyan
And now a word from this cute puppy I found on line
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Thats right Martin, he means you.
8)
Nice one Martin! looks great!
Best of luck with the site.
Chris
Great! Congratulations!
Great site - simple but effective layout and great images!
Looks great, I wish you much success with the site.
Super site, Martin. Congratulations! This will be a great intro for users; your explanations are very clear, and if you weren't familiar with the program, you get to know it very fast. A definite must see for starting Terrageneers. And I'm sure the depth of tutorials will grow over time and give more experienced users some interesting knowledge.
One thing, if I may. It's set up like a blog, so the first tutorial is gradually sinking lower. You might reconsider the layout, as a first time user/viewer of your site will need to start at the first tutorial.
groetjes,
Ulco
Thank you all guys ;D
Quote from: Dune on March 15, 2013, 03:56:32 AM
Super site, Martin. Congratulations! This will be a great intro for users; your explanations are very clear, and if you weren't familiar with the program, you get to know it very fast. A definite must see for starting Terrageneers. And I'm sure the depth of tutorials will grow over time and give more experienced users some interesting knowledge.
One thing, if I may. It's set up like a blog, so the first tutorial is gradually sinking lower. You might reconsider the layout, as a first time user/viewer of your site will need to start at the first tutorial.
groetjes,
Ulco
Thank you for your kind words Ulco.
Yes I have been thinking about this as well and for now I've chosen to categorize the tutorials in 3 categories; beginner, intermediate and advance.
I'm not really sure what's most effective. The idea of a blog is of course that most recent posts are at the top, but I reckon things may sink down, although that's just the way it is.
I'll give it a bit more thought and will wait for some more feedback.
groetjes,
Martin
I was wondering how everybody's first impression is?
For the ones who watched the first 3 tutorials:
What do you think of them?
How were they paced? Slow/Fast?
Easy/hard to follow?
Thanks in advance :)
Cheers,
Martin
I watched the last one. I predict this to be an eye opener for newbies. Well done and thorough, pace should be slow enough to follow for everyone. PS should be paying you for this :)
Your videos are easy to follow and important in the basic comprehension of the software. Curiously Planetside never made some and yet this would help to demystify this software. I think that your video tuto could reassured possible purchaser of Terragen 2. Personally I appreciate this kind of video intervention which is easier to understand because visual for the individuals like me which does not have a good English.
Sorry again for my bad English ! ::)
I only had patience to go through 1.5 tutorial, but that's me, not your tutorials. From what I've seen and heard the pace is just right, you cover a lot of angles but in an orderly way (niet hap-snap ;) ), and the level of difficulty is just right. Although as a more experienced user that's hard for me to judge, as I know it already. Perhaps a 'feedback button' for viewers would be useful?
Very nice! This is a great resource for beginners like me :)
Quote from: Dune on March 21, 2013, 03:14:48 AM
I only had patience to go through 1.5 tutorial, but that's me, not your tutorials. From what I've seen and heard the pace is just right, you cover a lot of angles but in an orderly way (niet hap-snap ;) ), and the level of difficulty is just right. Although as a more experienced user that's hard for me to judge, as I know it already. Perhaps a 'feedback button' for viewers would be useful?
Thanks Ulco :)
There is a feedback/comment option in the post itself.
Very well balanced and paced.
Thanks for the positive feedback guys :)
I hope to release something new this weekend.
There's also something else going on which I'm overthinking and investigating on at the moment, but I'll likely start a new thread about that.
Cheers,
Martin
I just released the scene for this render in the Blog section, go have a look and enjoy ;D
Cheers,
Martin
That's very generous of you! thank you so much! Keep up the excellent work.