Well 24 hours is a long time in cyberspace. We have a fully functional
wiki and promises of content (and contentment).
I'll drop tiddlywiki (the mailing list of users is overloading my inbox
anyway) except for my personal notes and transfer what I've written to
the new place.
I think it was Timo who said yesterday that we should use it to build
tutorials in a "conversational" way. I agree. Which means if you have
an idea but not much time, start a topic and make some notes. I have no
objection to languages other than English. I think if you have found
out something great and you only have time to write 3 lines in Swahili,
it's best to do so and come back to it later. Or wait for some kind
soul to translate it. Also if you get an answer to a question on this
list or in the 3ddart forum, you could quickly copy it to the wiki and
clean it up later.
I also think fully formed tutorials (like Garry's great new one on
lighting) belong at realsoft.info. The wiki could contain a summary and
the link. My intention was never to duplicate resources. The user
manual is already online, so there is no need to include more than a
link (the whole Blender manual appears to be in the wiki).
Lunch
Geo
Aidan O Driscoll wrote:
Hi Guys,
Nothing like spying on the competition to get ideas :-D
Have a look at the Blender WIKI over here -
http://mediawiki.blender.org/index.php/Main_Page
Cheers
Aidan
