tutoring - California - Santa Cruz - Polyloop

ranger · 30th December 2004, 07:56

For me the tutorial is hard. Is there anyone who lives near Monterey or Santa Cruz Ca. that would be interested in tutoring.
thank you Pat :roll:

Shonner · 30th December 2004, 09:16

Which tutorial? Have you tried http://www.staigerland.com/amapi/index.mv ?

3djam · 30th December 2004, 15:01

Yep, I understand, I am completely new to 3D and have problems as well, trying to learn the program.
The thing which helped me the most is the tutorial video that came with the program (version 6, free with Computer Arts). Seeing someone demonstrating everything is better to understand than reading about it.

In the link mentioned above you should find 1 or two tutorials with some parts 'animating' as well.
What also will help is watch the videos of Amapi Designer 7 on the Eovia website. Just repeat the videos and you will learn something more about the way modeling is done.
On 3dcommune.com you can order a CD with tutorials from Brycetech - only $10.
Then there is this forum - you will need this for your everyday questions. On yahoogroups there is a mailing list which you can join - search the archives for more tips.
Hope that this will help you!
Jacqueline

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ranger Vertex Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 1	tutoring - California - Santa Cruz For me the tutorial is hard. Is there anyone who lives near Monterey or Santa Cruz Ca. that would be interested in tutoring. thank you Pat :roll:

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Shonner Extrusion Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 190	Which tutorial? Have you tried http://www.staigerland.com/amapi/index.mv ? __________________ Shonner

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30th December 2004, 15:01	#3 (permalink)
3djam Cube Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: The Netherlands Posts: 72	Yep, I understand, I am completely new to 3D and have problems as well, trying to learn the program. The thing which helped me the most is the tutorial video that came with the program (version 6, free with Computer Arts). Seeing someone demonstrating everything is better to understand than reading about it. In the link mentioned above you should find 1 or two tutorials with some parts 'animating' as well. What also will help is watch the videos of Amapi Designer 7 on the Eovia website. Just repeat the videos and you will learn something more about the way modeling is done. On 3dcommune.com you can order a CD with tutorials from Brycetech - only $10. Then there is this forum - you will need this for your everyday questions. On yahoogroups there is a mailing list which you can join - search the archives for more tips. Hope that this will help you! Jacqueline