Hi

I found an old tutorial that I had started to do, using resources found on this forum.
I updated it with new things, but it is still in progress, so I post it here if you want to contribute.

Cool. I will take a look this evening.
Sidenote: My original idea in this respect was to create a structured manual with all known techniques and examples. Unfortunately, I don't have enough knowledge in realtime 3d to sound competent, so I've been procrastinating over this idea since wz4 was released...
Maybe the time has come?

great, don't hesitate to post ideas about structure or ressources presentation.
My first idea was to make a thing a bit like the wz1 official tutorial file.

I agree that the manual should be a structured wz4 file = instant access to examples.
I will think of the structure and return as soon as I have something in mind.

A good start here, man. I'll see what I can do about it. I suggest everyone who adds something new should post the new version here so that people always have an up-to-date version.

This is what I needed ;o) Thanks to this I will be soon doing demos just like in the old wkz1.20.

Thank you and looking forward to meshes and effects ;o)