http://www.scriptographer.com/Forum/Collaboration/Documentation/ Scriptographer.com Thu, 27 Jul 2006 01:59:27 +0200 en http://www.scriptographer.com/Forum/Collaboration/Documentation/645/ http://www.scriptographer.com/Forum/Collaboration/Documentation/645/ Thu, 27 Jul 2006 01:59:27 +0200 Lehni <p> This post serves as a starting point for all discussions around missing documentaton and reference pages. Questions about how these shall be written and where to start will be answered here. </p> http://www.scriptographer.com/Forum/Collaboration/Documentation/1902/ http://www.scriptographer.com/Forum/Collaboration/Documentation/1902/ Tue, 28 Aug 2007 00:48:08 +0200 Abs <p> Maybe you should give some exemples with your reference, just like processing, because it's an easier way to understand the language. <br /> Scriptographer is more powerful than processing to make graphics, but we can learn very quickly with their exemples. <br /> If you have the time... <br /> Best regards <br /> A. </p> http://www.scriptographer.com/Forum/Collaboration/Documentation/2207/ http://www.scriptographer.com/Forum/Collaboration/Documentation/2207/ Wed, 27 Feb 2008 22:02:19 +0100 Michael <p> For a wonderful model on how learning can be approached, I think luxology has done an incredible job with Modo and it's because of two things. <br /> <br /> Active Forums and Luxology.tv <br /> <br /> Luxology.tv is a series of &quot;modcasts&quot; that are released regularly. Each one is includes video tutorials which are incredibly useful at getting people to actually learn. It might take longer to watch a video but the visual aspect is compelling and with all the new podcasting software it's become pretty simple to do this. <br /> <br /> I'm coming from a background in C# and Generative Components (Architectural Form Generation) as well as strong ArchViz. I had actually never realized that Illustrator allowed generative scripting but I must say I'm thrilled by the work you've done so far!!!! Afternow resembles a still image I created a while back in Maya. It took me a few days to get right and at the end I was only left with that one product. It's exciting to see you scripted something so beautifully done but what's also great is how beautifully illustrator can render vectors, I really see a big difference. <br /> <br /> So what I meant to say was that if I can get my feet wet in Scriptographer and pick up the scripting quickly enough I'd be happy to start working on video tutorials to help support the community. <br /> <br /> But, as most of us already know, the real key to any language or interface is the community using it. A strong support system goes longer than a strong language. </p>