Tutorials please?

[Vent.sauvage]

Hello Terrence,

This tutorial is very interesting, i like it .

PS: thank you for your E-mail

[artfx]

Thank you very much. I am really glad you like the tutorial. I would be happy to see any animations you create while going through it. Feel free to email me anytime.

[D.T. Nethery]

Thank you very much. I am really glad you like the tutorial. I would be happy to see any animations you create while going through it. Feel free to email me anytime.

I also want to add a recommendation for Terrence's Particle Magic TVPaint tutorial . I'm very glad I purchased this tutorial.

[artfx]

I also want to add a recommendation for Terrence's Particle Magic TVPaint tutorial . I'm very glad I purchased this tutorial.

Thank you very much for the recommendation. I really appreciate that. I hope to start doing some more TVPaint tutorials in the near future.

[crayon10]

Not sure if this thread is dead but I have an idea about funding TVpaint tutorials, Kickstart. This could be the prefect solution to the funding of a tutorial series. The minimum buy in would be the cost of the Blu-ray series, lets say $40 to $60 dollars.

[ingie01]

This does seem to be a dead end. There has been no attempt except in lip service to alievate this sparcety of tutorials. Perhaps as time passes this will all be a moot question........................

[artfx]

This does seem to be a dead end. There has been no attempt except in lip service to alievate this sparcety of tutorials. Perhaps as time passes this will all be a moot question........................

What exactly are users looking for in the way of Tutorials? My Final Independent Animation Training covers a lot of aspects of using TVP to create your own animation. As mentioned elsewhere, my TVPaint Particle Magic has hours of video just on the particle system. From what I have seen, the tutorials right here on this site cover a lot as well. If I had a better idea what users desire to see, I'd be happy to create more TVP tutorials.

[ingie01]

artfx and all,
I purchased two videos from your series and found them beautifully done and with plenty of info. I would like to have the tvP manual with each chapter done with a small/short video to illustrate the concept of the chapter. It is a big request, just my take on my own needs.
(Terrance, how do I contact you about an expired download?)

[idragosani]

I would like to have the tvP manual with each chapter done with a small/short video to illustrate the concept of the chapter.

That's a lot of video to produce, no question about that! IMHO, you'll learn more just by using the software, trying stuff out and asking questions when you get stuck.

[artfx]

artfx and all,
I purchased two videos from your series and found them beautifully done and with plenty of info. I would like to have the tvP manual with each chapter done with a small/short video to illustrate the concept of the chapter. It is a big request, just my take on my own needs.
(Terrance, how do I contact you about an expired download?)

I sent you an email about the download. As far as the manual, I actually haven't looked at it in ages. If there is enough need for a video on "the basics" I would be glad to do one, but again, there are a lot of tutorials right here on this site, if you click this button:

I haven't watched them all, but those I have seen are very well done and, I think, cover a lot of ground to get users up and running with TVPaint.

[Fabrice]

Some new video tutorials especially made for TVPaint 10 are currently being prepared. stay tuned.

[ingie01]

This is good news! I will be anxious to try them out............

[artfx]

I'd be curious to know if users are more interested in tutorials that are "project based", meaning it shows how to achieve a certain image, scene or animation, or those that are "tool based", meaning it gives a visual explanation of the various tools and what they do. I personally think project based tutorials are more useful. For example, you have a character turn around and say something, and the tutorial would show and explain all the tools and steps to get from zero to that completed scene.

Any thoughts?

[idragosani]

I think both are good ideas for tutorials...

[ingie01]

terrance, and all
I am a 70 yr old living on a very limited budget. Every penny available I spend on art related materials. I have no desire to become rich or famous through my art. Very seldom do I allow people to see my work due to my lack of money for presentation ( Framing, matting,etc.) tvPaint allows me to explore and experiment but now I would like to learn to achieve results using this program, the nuts and bolts,as it were. artfx provides great training but I can't afford it at this point in time. My physical health is another factor due to diabetes. I have limited attention span. This is why I prefer the tutorials done on video. Both tools and project based tuts are my preference. I also feel there are others in my boat as well.........The forum is one of the best I have experienced. Thanks for allowing me the space to cry in my beer.