ICE Tutorials you think you want...

[Rork]

Having a second look at the links, are these the same ICE tutorials from the SI v7 certification series, hosted on RediVivus?

If so, please add that to the link, so people know where to look as well ;)

rob

[gman]

Yes they are : I have added that note to the links.
I will think twice about posting links to anything useful in the future.

[Hirazi Blue]

No reason to get upset IMHO
Rork already pointed out they were nice finds. Adding the extra info doesn't hurt, while it clarifies a lot (i.e. everybody knows now, these links point to "Softimage 7.x Certified Training" material)
And the posts about the URL tags say nothing about the usefulness of the links, merely about the NECESSITY TO USE THESE TAGS while posting links @ the si-community... ;)

[gman]

I'm not upset Hiraz, and Rorks comments were welcome now I know how to post links in this forum.

[Rork]

Hi gman,

Don't take our comments as criticism ;)

My second comment was more about letting people know there's more to be found at RediVivus. A lot of 'newcomers' to SI might not know the existence of that site.

So please, keep sharing new finds

rob

[Mugatu]

Hi there I would like to see a tutorial that covers these following points:


How to...
1. putting a variety of geometry into an arrray.
2. Selecting geometry in this array say randomly, by name, group etc.
3. Or...scrolling through items in that array say by index number.
3. Doing something with that selected piece of geometry like moving, applying material etc.

The general idea would be to have a set of random objects in an array, select a random object from that array then place it on a random or pre-defined position.

Cheers