Video Tutorials: Triggers and LogicBricks
Added 2021-06-04 19:20:36 +0000 UTCAs said in my Monthly Report, I started producing video tutorials. The first 3 cover a bit of LogicBricks as well as a more generic introduction to VaM's trigger system, which is kind of a requirement to understand LogicBricks.
As you know, I like to experiment. Since three patrons commented on the Monthly Report that these tutorials should NOT be EarlyAccess and nobody objected...I'm trying something different. It's a "Pay after watching, IF you liked it!" concept now. I agree that these tutorials should be free to have as little hurdle as possible for the community to gain knowledge and produce better content. Still, producing quality video tutorials consumes a LOT of time. Just producing 10min of video takes about 6-8 hours on average from first concept to final cut. More for complex topics and this calculation does not include initial work done to setup a production pipeline. Let's see whether this concept of paying if it was useful works or is abused. Feel free to comment whether or not you like the concept, what could be improved, etc.
The plan is to gather the hopefully growing collection of tutorials on a single Hub page:
https://hub.virtamate.com/resources/macgrubers-video-tutorials.7313/
For your convenience, here is the first batch:
VaM Basics: Triggers (8:25)
- Introducing the VaM Trigger system. Do things as reaction to buttons, animation, plugins and more.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8OeQnYAiFw&list=PL9_cy8iozaJv_4bPYbjaQMVhbp47gZErX&index=1
LogicBricks: Introduction (13:35)
- Introduction to the LogicBricks plugin collection. Simple logic in your scene without coding.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jt3aiGPdrbw&list=PL9_cy8iozaJu31qwAd-Q453X5SFCCnA5F&index=1
LogicBricks: Hands On (10:53)
- Another two LogicBricks examples around a hand animation that is moving up and down.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0VyumFKgW0&list=PL9_cy8iozaJu31qwAd-Q453X5SFCCnA5F&index=2
