I'm just kind of throwing this idea out there - but would any of you benefit from video tutorials with me explaining things as each tutorial is coded?
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It is true that the video has to complement the text. It is a very good
idea to use the video section to display the running game or perhaps for setting
different IDE's. I also think it a good tool to show
those incomprehensible errors that the compiler throws.
For example, a page that explains you opengl on videos, and
were difficult for me that I have no ear for English. However, if I can read well and understand what is written in English or, at most I use a translator. This is so the tutorials reach more people who do not necessarily speak English.
So I do not think you should give much emphasis to the videos, but rather complementary.
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idea to use the video section to display the running game or perhaps for setting
different IDE's. I also think it a good tool to show
those incomprehensible errors that the compiler throws.
For example, a page that explains you opengl on videos, and
genuine "my truth is difficult for me since I have no ear for English. In
But if I can read well and understand what is written in English or, at most I use a translator. This is so the tutorials reach more people.
So I do not think you should give much emphasis to the videos, but rather complementary.
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In my opinion, I'd say no. You have a great talent for making text tutorials that communicate a large amount of information very well. Making a video tutorial would just be the same text tutorials in video form. While I think this would benefit a few, I think your time and efforts would be better spent expanding on the text tutorials and making new ones, rather than return to old ones to simply create it in a 'video format'.
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Besides, it makes no sense to me watch someone typing a code if I can read it in pure text, so if you do the video tutorials, make sure the information you'll present really needs a video to be well understood.
On the other hand, since we're talking about game development, a video might help people understand what they'll get with that code and why a particular line or block in the code was necessary.
For every video tutorial you think you might do, I guess that the above should be considered.
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What I mean is that video tutorials often offer an "easier" way of learning, but your current tutorials are so easily read and understood that there is no need for such a thing :)
As commented by Matias, I'd rather like to see more text tutorials than I want video tutorials. Of course, in the end I guess it's all up to you, isn't it?
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Making good, "flowing" video tutorials will probably take some time and trial, so you might as well start now :) Us commenters will hopefully provide you with some valuable feed-back.
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Also, I have really wanted to see the tutorial opengl and sdl.
If you see that going well with the tutorials you had thought to publish, perhaps you could make a remake after the tutorial with the video version.
Well thank you very much, excellent tutorials
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This would probably only be something I do after a tutorial is release, and I have some free time.
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