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neone · 12-05-2004, 10:53 AM

i'm still a beginner so i bought two books. One was inside lightwave and the other lightwave primer

first i got inside lightwave but it was too difficult to start with (afcourse they mention it somewhere on page 3 and not on the cover that you got to have some knowledge about lightwave).

So i bought primer just to get into things and now i continue with inside lightwave.
personally i think it's a very good book. And it's very recomended to use it as a reference guide too.
The tutorials are also very good (but sometimes complicated and detailed like hell). But maybe that's why almost every lightwave user can use this book.
For a beginner it's very chalenging to complete the tutorials but also for a intermediate user it's usefull.

btw i just finished a tutorial about a skyscraper and i'll post some pictures so you can get an idea

. (http://forum.simplylightwave.com/sho...1010#post21010)

12-05-2004, 10:53 AM	#5
neone Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 102	i'm still a beginner so i bought two books. One was inside lightwave and the other lightwave primer first i got inside lightwave but it was too difficult to start with (afcourse they mention it somewhere on page 3 and not on the cover that you got to have some knowledge about lightwave). So i bought primer just to get into things and now i continue with inside lightwave. personally i think it's a very good book. And it's very recomended to use it as a reference guide too. The tutorials are also very good (but sometimes complicated and detailed like hell). But maybe that's why almost every lightwave user can use this book. For a beginner it's very chalenging to complete the tutorials but also for a intermediate user it's usefull. btw i just finished a tutorial about a skyscraper and i'll post some pictures so you can get an idea . (http://forum.simplylightwave.com/sho...1010#post21010) Last edited by neone; 12-05-2004 at 11:13 AM.