Hypothetically: What video tutorials would you like to see?

[Soup]

Suppose there were some video tutorials, what you like to see in them?
I'm sure start-up SketchUp tutorials would be high on the list. What would you like to learn about that you don't know about Indigo and its exporters?

Try and keep the conversation on topic!

[Stinkie]

An material making vid would be nice.

[Zom-B]

Video Tutorials are nice for new people to Indigo.

I would say do a basic scene scenario with some different materials and light and go through setup till render progress in every app & exporter. (please no cubes & spheres!!! Take some architecture from various render competitios or whatever!)

By this you'll have a 5min startup exporter handling video for each 3D application, that also explains some general stuff and shows how fast a scene can be converted to render with Indigo.

[Godzilla]

Depth of field & Aperture diffraction (maps, etc) tutorials.

[neo0.]

Stuff about maps.. Blend maps, clip maps, emission maps, etc.

[ENSLAVER]

Depth of field & Aperture diffraction (maps, etc) tutorials.

Stuff about maps.. Blend maps, clip maps, emission maps, etc.

[CTZn]

Even less relevance ENSLAVER, shaders and camera might be exposed in depth in different tutorials.

Case's closed, topic's going on

[Soup]

yes good ideas, thanks!
Yeah good thinking Zom-b, that's a good direction I do think.

Perhaps some advanced ones would be fun too, ie: MLT and BiDir.
I think an optimization one would be good, explaining exit portals and things like that.
Glass & transmitting/transparent materials could easily get one, or even a few of their own..

[Zom-B]

...I think an optimization one would be good, explaining exit portals and things like that.
Glass & transmitting/transparent materials could easily get one, or even a few of their own..

Yes, a Video tutorial on how to speed up rendering with a bunch of small Tips&Tricks that we get asked here in the Forum very often would be great I think.

[hcpiter]

Will be nice see some video tutorials about material editor and materials.

[BantyMom]

Video Tutorials are nice for new people to Indigo.

I would say do a basic scene scenario with some different materials and light and go through setup till render progress in every app & exporter. (please no cubes & spheres!!! Take some architecture from various render competitios or whatever!)

By this you'll have a 5min startup exporter handling video for each 3D application, that also explains some general stuff and shows how fast a scene can be converted to render with Indigo.

Yes!!! Something step-by-step, Master this first, then you can try this, and now you are ready for this, kind of thing. When I opened it up, there were so many many things that made (and still make) no sense to me. It isn't intuitive. Something that even explains what a "mesh" is (did I even spell that right? I don't think I did, sorry). Something that starts with the minimum you need to know to begin with, then adds a little at at a time.

[Borgleader]

I wanna see how godzilla & pibuz make their epic scenes

No but seriously, I'd like a lighting tutorial for mesh lights, and possibliy "tricks" on making them look good.