Modding tutorial for beginners?

Archive1 · 02-10-07, 02:39 PM

Is there a modding tutorial for beginners who might want to plunge into this world? In flight sim (my background) there are several step by step tutorials for modding airfields, cockpits, aircraft etc.
For example: a beginning tutorial that would, perhaps, guide one in just putting an open book on the Captain's bunk, with descriptions of what programs are needed (and a source for obtaining them), and follow-on tutorials that would ramp up complexity.
The more people we can get involved with permissable graphics modding, the richer the environment for all. It would also enlarge the community able to help people like Urisch (sp?) in his work on enlarging the viewable space beyond the radio room.
There are many people involved in the art world, who may have no background in 3D graphic design or modding, but who could contribute to the graphical experience with some tutorial availability.
Am I too naive? Or is there already something out there like this?

02-10-07, 02:39 PM	#1
Archive1 Captain Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Washington State south of Tacoma Posts: 495 Downloads: 26 Uploads: 0	Modding tutorial for beginners? Is there a modding tutorial for beginners who might want to plunge into this world? In flight sim (my background) there are several step by step tutorials for modding airfields, cockpits, aircraft etc. For example: a beginning tutorial that would, perhaps, guide one in just putting an open book on the Captain's bunk, with descriptions of what programs are needed (and a source for obtaining them), and follow-on tutorials that would ramp up complexity. The more people we can get involved with permissable graphics modding, the richer the environment for all. It would also enlarge the community able to help people like Urisch (sp?) in his work on enlarging the viewable space beyond the radio room. There are many people involved in the art world, who may have no background in 3D graphic design or modding, but who could contribute to the graphical experience with some tutorial availability. Am I too naive? Or is there already something out there like this?