Interest in Text Tutorials
Greetings Blenderer's, Blenderheads, Blendabros, and Blendersisters.. uhm. Yea
Is there any interest still in text/image based tutorials? Think detailed and in depth. Something along the lines of Catlike Coding's very polished Unity tutorials ( catlikecoding.com/unity/tutorials/ )
I feel that I'd like to offer some of my skills to the community, but this would be a better medium to match my teaching abilities than YouTube (read, my personality might suck on video)
Subjects would include procedural design, linking procedural models and shaders to Properties and Drivers, and those properties to all inclusive Python scripts for ultimate customization.
Thoughts? Boo? Yay?
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I say yay. Although internet access has increased, there's lots of places in the world with poor internet connections. Having available written tutorials under such circumstances is a blessing. Also: it allows oneself to go to whatever pace one desires.
* @Andy Cuccaro * Great thought on internet availability. I also agree on pace, and feel it offers an opportunity for depth in complicated subject matter that would otherwise feel very long winded in a video, or require 10 videos for the value of 1 well put together web page.
Do text and short voiceless video demonstrations.
There's also a few great Blender youtube channels where they never speak or they use an automatic text-to-speech robot.