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Just to keep you posted: finished the chapter on params, the next document update might see the introduction completed.

Beyond, using ISL in particular material parameters will be covered in (an)other document(s), the tone will be different and more appropriate for intermediate users.

I must clarify the next steps being, suggestions and requests are welcome.

CTZn wrote:Just to keep you posted: finished the chapter on params, the next document update might see the introduction completed.

Beyond, using ISL in particular material parameters will be covered in (an)other document(s), the tone will be different and more appropriate for intermediate users.

I must clarify the next steps being, suggestions and requests are welcome.

Thanks again for your work on this. Really appreciate it!

Update 3.

Your enthousiasm is also much appreciated !

Well it's not finished yet, but nearly. I had a much busier time than expected.

The last steps of the introduction will be trivial: changing from 1D noise to 2D noise; moving the code and adapting it for bump mapping, in the fashion of an overview and as an introduction to the next work: different usages of the noise functions in several material parameters (exponent and so on).

Stretched noises may also be part of that next document.

Fantastic! It feels so good to finally understand the black magic!

I realized that it was important to reshape more appropriately the now called Foreword, wich first part settles the prerequesties:

The purpose of this booklet is to lead the novice, supposedly impressed by the notion of coding, into a guided first contact with the Indigo Shading Language (ISL).

As such, the reader is expected to have been through UV texturing and is now willing to use a different method to define materials in Indigo.

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That needed a clarification from me. And I'm still french so you never know ;D

CTZn wrote:I realized that it was important to reshape more appropriately the now called Foreword, wich first part settles the prerequesties:

The purpose of this booklet is to lead the novice, supposedly impressed by the notion of coding, into a guided first contact with the Indigo Shading Language (ISL).

As such, the reader is expected to have been through UV texturing and is now willing to use a different method to define materials in Indigo.

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That needed a clarification from me. And I'm still french so you never know ;D

Hahaha, nice one. Looking forward to more ISL goodness from you!

WIP Update 4

Details in the first post.

At this point I gave up on you guys, sorry about that.

It's plain rude but I still need to let Indigo-related concerns go for a longer time

UH! What is up with you my friend?

Just releasing a pressure, calling for muses and forgetting about techical concerns a bit. Cursing computers

CTZn wrote:At this point I gave up on you guys, sorry about that.

It's plain rude but I still need to let Indigo-related concerns go for a longer time

Hope to see you soon CTZn, first you downstepped from developer now you'll take a sabatic...

..yes that is so sad!

before everything I mean to become anyone here, I missed that.

I was not fit for the job, any move was a good move at this point

Thank you for your concern, this is moving. Take it easy please

Aw a pity man. Got you still on Twitter though and almost learned a bit french by now haha <3

Well, sometimes we need to turn our lives 180 degree around, I wish you best luck and I hope to see you here again in the future...

Best wishes,