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[Animemaster]

Ha ha nice Selbi =P, simple yet straight to the point, I like it. Also thanks for doing this, its nice to have support, I'll do my best with these tutorials!.

[Animemaster]

Double Post for Update:



Part 1 continued, again because of me chatting away to long I have had to split it into yet another video. So that will be my extra tips. If people want to put their suggestions across before I start work on it, then they can do. If not, I'll just upload it anyways.

[Zana]

Well, this is quite interesting indeed, and, since i wanted to try to edit some basic levels to try things out and whatnot, it could come in handy =) They are great. Sadly i can't suggest anything for you to help improve

[Animemaster]

Well I'm glad I could help, I hope others will look to my tutorails for some help.

Edited by Animemaster, 07 January 2012 - 12:59 AM.

[SSGD]

So I've watched Part 2 of Part 1 (yes, that does make sense somehow) and feel as though you didn't quite make clear the Do's & Don'ts on the use of layout chunks and objects when describing the problems that may occur during the build. I think the use of a quick review after you've shown some things would help, for example putting up some quick notes on the "Do's" then showing the notes on "Don'ts" as a kind of checklist for people to follow.

Other than this your doing a fine job on the tutoring; keep at it.

[Animemaster]

I'll keep that in mind, having said that I may include an overview on the Extra Tips video.

[Animemaster]

DoublePost:

[SSGD]

So ends chapter one on the layout tutorial videos.

Overall I enjoyed what was on offer for the teachings to those just starting and to those refreshing on their skills. Good work AnimeMaster.

[SuperEgg]

Nice video Animemaster. Really like how you explained the paper method. Thanks for...thanking me for bringing up.

[Animemaster]

Thanks guys, I'll work hard to make the next tutorial even better. (If thats even possible =P) Which will be on art,pallete, collision etc.

[SuperEgg]

I think you should put up a video about palette editing. Remember Sonex555? He might need it

[Dandaman955]

I really don't know what people find so hard about making a palette that actually looks decent.

[Animemaster]

I think you should put up a video about palette editing. Remember Sonex555? He might need it

My above post says i'm covering.

[SuperEgg]

I think you should put up a video about palette editing. Remember Sonex555? He might need it

My above post says i'm covering.

oh, I read that wrong. I though you were asking which one to do next.

[Animemaster]

Update:
Well sort of, I'm in need of some feedback. Basically my next tutorial will revolve around SonED2 again, but for art,palette and collision. Now my question to ask is, should I include object art which would be me discussing this in SonMapEd and should I include alternate palette editing programs other than SonED2 like of course SonMapED or Hivepal for just the palette?.

Now Some may think this is a simple yes. But I'd rather know if my time to do this is really worth it and how much is really necessary to be included with in the tutorial. So yeah just let me know what your thinking.

[SuperEgg]

Here is what I personally think Animemaster, go for it. As far object art editing goes, go for it. I will have to say, I had a little trouble with it when I first began back in 09', and since then it seems everybody else(well for the most part) couldn't hack their way out of bathroom even if the door was unlocked and they were right infront of it, I think it should be briefly discussed. I think personally a Tutorial on how to use SonMapED would suffice. Just make it into a clusterfuck tutorial. Cover art editing, palette editing, the works basically.

[Animemaster]

Alright then, it shall be done. Thank you for the feedback.

[Animemaster]

Bump for Update:

Thought it was time I started on this, part 2 is in the works. Its going to be quite a longin this one so expect lots of parts.

Edited by Animemaster, 18 March 2012 - 10:58 AM.