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Originally Posted by BuddyB309
Hey I know You edited your comment, But I'm referring to you say that Vets seem to get annoyed when newbies ask simple questions. Well I do get somewhat annoyed when they ask a question before trying to find out themselves. When ever I teach a 3ds max class I always stress that the F1 button is your friend, google is your next best friend, than I am your third best friend. Because I am not always around to help you solve your problems, and therefore you must learn to solve your problems yourself.
But there is something that I will do that neither F1 or Google will help you with. Critique. If you post a Work In Progress render of your scene/character/animation/model/texture/lighting/rig I will pick it apart and tell you exactly what is wrong with it and what you need to do to fix it. I will also give you suggestion on how to improve it. Guaranteed.
Its far more easier for me to see what is going on with your scene when I can see it in front of me than "HELP!! MY SCENE (insert random problem here)"
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I apologize for the edit on my post, i decided that i need to keep a few thoughts to my self. I agree with you that people need to research before they post, i dont agree however of letting people know this every time. It just gets people more agrivated. I think we should start just not answering the posts like that. If its something according to the rules or something to an extent where it can easily be found, it would make more a point just to not reply.