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  • squirtsquirt Posts: 159
    edited November 2017

    Yeah, the closest I have heard to tutoring, is online webinars. Maybe you will get lucky though, and find someone willing. Good luck.

    Thanks but I think skype could do the trick too.   

    I can't be the first person to have come up with this idea??  Am I???   Now I'm starting to worry.

     

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  • agent unawaresagent unawares Posts: 3,513
    squirt said:

    Well Agent..  I would go something like this if I must be the one who removes the fog. 

    Using skype they would call my skype account.  

    Then they talk and they point and I do what they do...  Or I ask questions and they answer them and can even give immediate examples..

    It ain't rocket science.

    Yes, I understand what you are looking for with Skype (you might want to use screen sharing instead of a webcam, it'll be clearer). I just dislike voice chatting and phone calls generally. I don't even own a webcam. I hope you find someone who can help.

  • agent unawaresagent unawares Posts: 3,513
    squirt said:
    squirt said:

    Yeah, the closest I have heard to tutoring, is online webinars. Maybe you will get lucky though, and find someone willing. Good luck.

    Thanks but I think skype could do the trick too.   

    I can't be the first person to have come up with this idea??  Am I???   Now I'm starting to worry.

    You aren't, I've just never heard of a professional DAZ tutor.

  • squirtsquirt Posts: 159

    Well Agent..  I would go something like this if I must be the one who removes the fog. 

    Using skype they would call my skype account.  

    Then they talk and they point and I do what they do...  Or I ask questions and they answer them and can even give immediate examples..

    It ain't rocket science.

    Yes, I understand what you are looking for with Skype (you might want to use screen sharing instead of a webcam, it'll be clearer). I just dislike voice chatting and phone calls generally. I don't even own a webcam. I hope you find someone who can help.

    All it takes is one brave soul who still likes to communitcate by voice rather than text.  I'm sad that person will not be you because you seem like the kind of person who could easily pull it off.. And have coin to show for it. cheeky

     

  • squirtsquirt Posts: 159
    agent unawares said:
    squirt said:
    squirt said:

    Yeah, the closest I have heard to tutoring, is online webinars. Maybe you will get lucky though, and find someone willing. Good luck.

    Thanks but I think skype could do the trick too.   

    I can't be the first person to have come up with this idea??  Am I???   Now I'm starting to worry.

    You aren't, I've just never heard of a professional DAZ tutor.

    Well then it's about damned good time that you did!

  • 3DMinh3DMinh Posts: 220

    Hi, I'm also a newbie, but I think I know how to do basic things with Daz Studio. I can help you for FREE until you find a tutor. PM me?

  • squirtsquirt Posts: 159
    edited November 2017

    Hi, I'm also a newbie, but I think I know how to do basic things with Daz Studio. I can help you for FREE until you find a tutor. PM me?

    Finally, somebody who doesn't scream that I'm the maverick whose attempting to skin the goose that laid the golden egg.

    PM on the way. ;)

     

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  • ZyloxZylox Posts: 787

    Instead of wasting your money on one on one training where you may not know what questions to ask, I would suggest watching this seriees of free tutorials. After that, get in and experiment. If you have questions, come back and ask them in the forums. If you must pay for training, there is a section of the store dedicated to tutorials. You can also find free tutorials on YouTube.

    1 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-quick-start

    2 - https://www.daz3d.com/7-steps-to-great-art-now

    3 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-1-software

    4 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-2-scene-making

    5 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-3-posing-and-morphing

    6 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-4-camera

    7 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-5-lights

    8 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-6-rendering

    9 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-7-postwork

    10 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-bonus-animation-101

    11 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-bonus-modeling-101

    These tutorials will give you the basics of how to use DAZ Studio, although they don't go into Iray or dForce. Check out this thread for dForce https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/203081/dforce-start-here#latest

  • squirtsquirt Posts: 159

    Instead of wasting your money on one on one training where you may not know what questions to ask, I would suggest watching this seriees of free tutorials. After that, get in and experiment. If you have questions, come back and ask them in the forums. If you must pay for training, there is a section of the store dedicated to tutorials. You can also find free tutorials on YouTube.

    1 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-quick-start

    2 - https://www.daz3d.com/7-steps-to-great-art-now

    3 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-1-software

    4 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-2-scene-making

    5 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-3-posing-and-morphing

    6 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-4-camera

    7 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-5-lights

    8 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-6-rendering

    9 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-step-7-postwork

    10 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-bonus-animation-101

    11 - https://www.daz3d.com/great-art-now-bonus-modeling-101

    These tutorials will give you the basics of how to use DAZ Studio, although they don't go into Iray or dForce. Check out this thread for dForce https://www.daz3d.com/forums/discussion/203081/dforce-start-here#latest

    Thank you very much for all of those great links Zylox smiley

  • NovicaNovica Posts: 23,874

    I've been doing this for five years and my Art Studio thread (soon going on Thread 10, we're on page 100 as I speak) has a page full of links to tutorials we have all done here in the forums, and it's alphabetical by topic. Start with this one, it's step by step explaining how to render a scene in Iray, with all the settings and an explanation.  Here's one on lighting a portrait with point lights. The list goes on, just use those links and you've got step by step tutorials with images. No charge.

  • squirtsquirt Posts: 159

    I've been doing this for five years and my Art Studio thread (soon going on Thread 10, we're on page 100 as I speak) has a page full of links to tutorials we have all done here in the forums, and it's alphabetical by topic. Start with this one, it's step by step explaining how to render a scene in Iray, with all the settings and an explanation.  Here's one on lighting a portrait with point lights. The list goes on, just use those links and you've got step by step tutorials with images. No charge.

    Tutorial, tutorial, turotiral...

    The problem is just getting started and being shown the ropes.  DAZ is different from Poser.  You probably already know that as well as I do.  So I'm looking for somebody to do the quick drive by presentation on how you negotiate the everyday occurances....   In Poser.. It's load you figure, bring in the clothing. or  bring in the morphs and skin textures, either way first...  The conform the clothing, then parent the clothing..  Then pose them..  Bring your props and scenes... Ok

    Then set your Render Engine to the proper rendering resolution...  Then Render.  Whaa laa!

    I dont know if DAZ works exactly like that and even if I did, I don't know how to go about doing it in DAZ...  A tutorial will spread that information all over the place where a Tutor could quickly walk me through that and have me up and running..

    This is why I wish a tutor and not a laborous tutorial...  Fair enough?

     

  • WendyLuvsCatzWendyLuvsCatz Posts: 38,055
    TheKD said:

    Yeah, the closest I have heard to tutoring, is online webinars. Maybe you will get lucky though, and find someone willing. Good luck.

    or unlucky and someone willing to fleece you

    seriously just asking on the new user forum is probably your best move

  • ZyloxZylox Posts: 787
    squirt said:

    Tutorial, tutorial, turotiral...

    The problem is just getting started and being shown the ropes.  DAZ is different from Poser.  You probably already know that as well as I do.  So I'm looking for somebody to do the quick drive by presentation on how you negotiate the everyday occurances....   In Poser.. It's load you figure, bring in the clothing. or  bring in the morphs and skin textures, either way first...  The conform the clothing, then parent the clothing..  Then pose them..  Bring your props and scenes... Ok

    Then set your Render Engine to the proper rendering resolution...  Then Render.  Whaa laa!

    I dont know if DAZ works exactly like that and even if I did, I don't know how to go about doing it in DAZ...  A tutorial will spread that information all over the place where a Tutor could quickly walk me through that and have me up and running..

    This is why I wish a tutor and not a laborous tutorial...  Fair enough?

    Actually, the tutorials I linked lead you through what you say you want. I would suggest watching them and then see if you have any more questions.

  • AllenArtAllenArt Posts: 7,153
    edited November 2017
    squirt said:
    Novica said:

    I've been doing this for five years and my Art Studio thread (soon going on Thread 10, we're on page 100 as I speak) has a page full of links to tutorials we have all done here in the forums, and it's alphabetical by topic. Start with this one, it's step by step explaining how to render a scene in Iray, with all the settings and an explanation.  Here's one on lighting a portrait with point lights. The list goes on, just use those links and you've got step by step tutorials with images. No charge.

    Tutorial, tutorial, turotiral...

    The problem is just getting started and being shown the ropes.  DAZ is different from Poser.  You probably already know that as well as I do.  So I'm looking for somebody to do the quick drive by presentation on how you negotiate the everyday occurances....   In Poser.. It's load you figure, bring in the clothing. or  bring in the morphs and skin textures, either way first...  The conform the clothing, then parent the clothing..  Then pose them..  Bring your props and scenes... Ok

    Then set your Render Engine to the proper rendering resolution...  Then Render.  Whaa laa!

    I dont know if DAZ works exactly like that and even if I did, I don't know how to go about doing it in DAZ...  A tutorial will spread that information all over the place where a Tutor could quickly walk me through that and have me up and running..

    This is why I wish a tutor and not a laborous tutorial...  Fair enough?

     

    I came to DS after  using Poser for just shy of 20 years. Even though it's different, most things work the same way...lights generally, posing, morphing...only the way to it is different. It only took me about 6 months until I had my head around it pretty well just by trial and error (yes, I'm one of those that will push buttons just to see what they do....lol). As long as you don't move the folders around in your Daz content folder(s) and a small number of others things, you should be good to go just by experimentation alone. But, as others have said, there's always someone hanging around the forums, and if you ask a question, there's usually someone who knows the answer.

    Laurie

    Post edited by AllenArt on
  • TaozTaoz Posts: 9,881

    DAZ has some nice tutorials on youtube:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UmH0VRe5MCM

  • ChoholeChohole Posts: 33,604

    Daz 3D also has a forum designed expecially for people like you
    https://www.daz3d.com/forums/categories/new-users

    With many helpful people posting there, led by some selected by Daz as Cummunity Volunteers, who are there just to help you get started with your New Software.

  • squirtsquirt Posts: 159

     

    I've been doing this for five years and my Art Studio thread (soon going on Thread 10, we're on page 100 as I speak) has a page full of links to tutorials we have all done here in the forums, and it's alphabetical by topic. Start with this one, it's step by step explaining how to render a scene in Iray, with all the settings and an explanation.  Here's one on lighting a portrait with point lights. The list goes on, just use those links and you've got step by step tutorials with images. No charge.

    Tutorial, tutorial, turotiral...

    The problem is just getting started and being shown the ropes.  DAZ is different from Poser.  You probably already know that as well as I do.  So I'm looking for somebody to do the quick drive by presentation on how you negotiate the everyday occurances....   In Poser.. It's load you figure, bring in the clothing. or  bring in the morphs and skin textures, either way first...  The conform the clothing, then parent the clothing..  Then pose them..  Bring your props and scenes... Ok

    Then set your Render Engine to the proper rendering resolution...  Then Render.  Whaa laa!

    I dont know if DAZ works exactly like that and even if I did, I don't know how to go about doing it in DAZ...  A tutorial will spread that information all over the place where a Tutor could quickly walk me through that and have me up and running..

    This is why I wish a tutor and not a laborous tutorial...  Fair enough?

     

    I came to DS after  using Poser for just shy of 20 years. Even though it's different, most things work the same way...lights generally, posing, morphing...only the way to it is different. It only took me about 6 months until I had my head around it pretty well just by trial and error (yes, I'm one of those that will push buttons just to see what they do....lol). As long as you don't move the folders around in your Daz content folder(s) and a small number of others things, you should be good to go just by experimentation alone. But, as others have said, there's always someone hanging around the forums, and if you ask a question, there's usually someone who knows the answer.

    Laurie

    It only took you 6 monts???  How do I say F that without coming across offensively????   I'm thinking...  It'll come to me just give me a sec....  

    Oh well, I'd like to be up to speed in a month or so so please forgive me for wanting to cut that curve time by as much as I'd like to.  And I'm well aware that a tutor can do that for you. ;)

  • BeeMKayBeeMKay Posts: 7,018
    edited November 2017

    I'm curious to see the mnasterpieces you create a month from now with tutoring, squirt. wink

    Post edited by BeeMKay on
  • backgroundbackground Posts: 381

    I think it would be useful to know what timezone you are in, and how many hours per week of tutoring you are looking for, also would it be daytime?, evenings?, weekends?

    What would you expect to be able to achieve after one month? Can you show examples of the kind of results you want?

     

     

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