TV3D Samples for newbies webpage

[ZaPPZion]

Hi everyone,

As you might or might not know, I've been busy trying to explain the tutorials that Arius wrote really comprehensively. I'm done with the first 6 tutorials, so I'm releasing it today. I'm still looking for comments on the design of the page as well. The web page also contains the downloads and mirrors of the tutorials. Let me know if I'm going to deep on some parts, or if miss some stuff in those tutorials that i already completed.
The address of the web page is: http://www.bartkuipers.com

Greetings,
Bart Kuipers (aka ZaPPZion)

[shsdevries]

That looks great!
One thing though, I think you should add more code-examples and pictures etc.
It's just plain text now... You could add images for explaining the coordinate system etc.

[ZaPPZion]

Thanks for the feedback. I'll be adding pictures etc when all the plain text is done. I did release it without the pictures, because i know there are a lot of people looking for tutorials But I've already got some good idea's about the pictures.

[ZaPPZion]

New tutorials are available. I only did text so far, since i'm going to change some other stuff anyway, like adding pictures, making things more clear, but i think it's more important to get the text done first. Anyway, tutorial 0-9 are now online! www.bartkuipers.com

[enewmen]

The bartkuipers tutorials seem to work MUCH better than than the official tutorials in Visual Studio 2008.
I was not able to get the C# TV3D 6.5 Tutorials to run at all. (just got runtime errors, even after a compile).Also had lots of trouble installing .NET 1.1 on Vista 64 (seperate problem)

[ZaPPZion]

do they work now then? I think i compiled the C# tutorials as x86 (not sure), so they should work for you right?
I've had problems with .NET 1.1 myself as well (i'm on windows 7 beta at the moment), but everything runs (still).

EDIT: i stated that i compiled as x64, which is impossible, since the dll only allows 32bit

[enewmen]

You nailed the problem.
Thanks!!