Kudos and Thanks to Our Authors
Thanks Glen for a very good guide for moving and transforming objects in 3D space.
Rob todayThanks Glen for making the Blender navigation experience more friendly.
Rob todayThanks Glen for making the Blender navigation experience more friendly.
Rob todayVery informative and you explain things in an easy to understand format
Dave todayThanks, your tutorials are extremely helpful
Michael Hooker todayI'm excited about it
Lennox Mncedani yesterdayThanks , Two question: 1. Could you please make a video about how to setup the envioroment to run pywinauto, 2. you guys still working on this? Any new release?
leonard yesterdayJust went through the first tutorial and I feel like I have a fighting chance of having confidence in the next tutorial.
Damon yesterdayvery good descriptions - I'm french and it's dificult to understand evry thing but I try.
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alain yesterdayYour wxPython tutorial was quite informative and well presented for a beginner such as myself that just started learning Python this week. Your presentation style is good. My motivation is to ultimately have a PDA program that will display NMEA GPS navigation waypoint and track info from a fishing depth finder on my boat. Have not been able to find existing GPS software that does what I want. Your demo of the power on wxPython will help with the graphical presentation I hope to build. Thanks
Ken Swift yesterdayThanks for providing a good introduction to 3D terms.
Rob yesterdayThis is very helpful - saves a lot of time on first looking at the program. Thanks
Stephen yesterdayWe've cleaned things up a little, aiming at making things easier to find and the site a more pleasant experience.
We're stepping up a gear with our new learning-paths. By structuring Showmedo's content we hope to make the site a more effective learning centre.
!!COMING VERY SOON!! To encourage collaborative education and increase community feedback, we've introduced notice-boards. These allow requests for new learning-paths to be posted and subsequent responses followed.
Our authors are the true heros of Showmedo. Here we start gathering some info on their contributions. Kudos.
To celebrate the introduction of Learning-paths we're offering a prize of $100 for the best learning-path this month. The judges will be drawn from existing star authors.









Thanks for the excellent introduction to edit mode.
Rob today