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I think it would be nice with some GE tutorials on youtube.com

Anyone else thinks that?

yeah, but for some, their speed is really slow, like me, and it takes like an hour to load a file that is like 10minuts long

They can allso be downloadable from this site or any other site.
It could be made by any GE user.
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I used video tutorials for other development tools and allways enjoyed it.

I think it sounds like a good idea! For some people that have no idea what they're doing (like me pretty much)

yeah, it would help, but it woulnd help everyone like , me, but, it dosnt hurt!

you can do your own tutorial that way also, if you want too!

Game A Gogo wrote:yeah, it would help, but it woulnd help everyone like , me, but, it dosnt hurt!

you can do your own tutorial that way also, if you want too!

it won't help you because you're like a GE expert

Jaco Pastorius wrote:

Game A Gogo wrote:yeah, it would help, but it woulnd help everyone like , me, but, it dosnt hurt!

you can do your own tutorial that way also, if you want too!

it won't help you because you're like a GE expert

beleive me, here, at least 20 peoples are better then me!

+1 from me! Video tutorials are a good way to learn something!

and, you dont need an admin or something like it, you jsut can MAKE YOUR OWN!!!

By the way: How are these "ingame" or "in-GE" - tutorials done? I really like them - is there any way to make ones ourselfes? Is that an extra application?

sonicfire wrote:By the way: How are these "ingame" or "in-GE" - tutorials done? I really like them - is there any way to make ones ourselfes? Is that an extra application?

you could try FRAPS, but that would be for ingame

I my self are not very strong in GE cause I have not been using it very much. I would like to though.

I can also host the tutorials on one of my websites. f.ex. http://www.tvebakken.dk

I was doing it originally for myself; I am screen capturing all the tutorials built into GE and exporting them as a self contained shockwave video anyone could download and just watch. I put them on my laptop and watch the laptop next to my desktop and use it as a tutor/guide because I am having a hard time getting used to the gui/interface.

I don't know the legalities but if it's ok - I'll trans code the videos and post them on youtube. Otherwise I could just e-mail them. They range from 800kb - 11mb.

There all the same tutorials used under the help system. The biggest problem in GE is that you cannot "watch" a tutorial and follow along. You are forced to stop it and hope you remember and then do it yourself - thus why I "recorded" them all. Tee hee hee.

On another side note - the tutorials "making the view follow the actor" part 1-3 are buggy. When pop-up windows should appear they don't and I cannot capture them. They don't even under normal circumstances. So while the tutorials are running - you don't get to see whats going on while the mouse cursor is going around.

Lastly - if you want to "record" your tutorials use Macromedia Captivate - it works VERY well with GE.

Game A Gogo wrote:

Jaco Pastorius wrote:

Game A Gogo wrote:yeah, it would help, but it woulnd help everyone like , me, but, it dosnt hurt!

you can do your own tutorial that way also, if you want too!

it won't help you because you're like a GE expert

beleive me, here, at least 20 peoples are better then me!

The only person who really knows everything about GE is god...I mean Makslane. Even GE specialists could learn some nice tricks from each others by watching the videos made.

thats thrue!