Preserved Topic: Tutorial Exchange (Page 1 of 1)

Somethingleet.com, a great design based community, has released the heavily anticipated Tutorial Exchange. The Tutorial Exchange is a community where developers and designers can come and learn the tricks of the trade by tutorials submitted by the users of the site!

Submitting tutorials is as easy as cake, with the simple submission form, and tutorials are supported for all of the most popular programs, including 3D Studio Max, Photoshop, Flash, Lightwave, Cinema4D, as well as programming, photography, and traditional art sections. Also make sure and sign up for Somethingleet.com's main forums, and join the growing community. Registration enables you to to comment on the tutorials at the Tutorial Exchange and submit tutorials while getting credit for it, a link to your site is provided on top of every tut you submitted, submit 15+ and we will add you in Top Contributors, Link to us and we will link back = ], as well as participate in discussions at the forums. There's something for everybody at the Tutorial Exchange, so make sure and head over there to check it out.

I saw some mini jpgs containing some awesome coloring tuts on asylum upload page and would be cool if you can up those = ]

Thanks = ]
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Hey, thats a pretty good idea.

*bookmarks*

Where have we seen this tutorial thing before?

I found this amusing ,

quote:

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Showcase
Post your latest works of art using any type of canvas,
including website layouts. Please dont post forums in here,
or it will be counted as spam!

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heh ~Vp~





[This message has been edited by vogonpoet (edited 03-21-2002).]

De ja vu.
That does sound familiar....

Watch the gif animation on tyheir main site carefully, you'll see one of the things being downloaded by something leet is 'Flame Wars'

doc if it sounds familiar that means the word is getting around, which is good.

and that last joke was just lame?

I was referring to the GurusNetwork.com site. If you haven't checked it out, it's a collaborative site started and maintained by the people here. Tutorials, forums, ideas, hints and tricks.

Click on the logo on the bottom of any page here. It's truly getting some serious traffic now.

well for my .02

I cant say that cross forum linking would benifit the asylum in any way. SL is cool and there are plenty of great designers there but I think this would be a bad thing as a whole. Gurusnetwork..thats another story. I think those two would go well together. Maybe get some more tutorial contributors help build the network.



[This message has been edited by moaiz (edited 03-22-2002).]

I much prefer Guru's. I look around at other tutorial sites and do, from time to time, grab one or two but whenever
I get stumped on something it's over to GN or right here with Doc's Hands-On. The two best places out there.<imho>

I don't really understand the idea of hosting your own images. Sure, it's great for SL, but if you have direct linking might as well have your own tutorial pages. So I guess it's good for exposure or something, but that's about it. Might as well use it as a marketing tool to sell yourself and your services. Even then, the majority of people that read their tutorials aren't exactly people looking for such things (l33+ kiddies or something with allowance as only source of income).

That's my take.

Old guy here needs definition of "133+kiddies." Something to do with coding?? Thanx in advance.

leet kiddies....buncha half ass morons who run all over the web with their cheap hacks and eye-candy filter regurgitations and think they're hackers becuase they saw the movie....

make a little more sense?

oh, right, and of course....'leet' meaning 'elite' which they are obviously far from being generally.



As far as the site?

eh.

"Please dont post forums in here,
or it will be counted as spam!"

heh...

I'll go with Guru's.