Garrysmod.com is still popular, and seeing as we have no idea how long SFM will be in beta, a website like this could prove vital in the mean time.

Modelling is such a rare skill among this community, with little resources to help us learn the process, very few have the time to persevere and learn through trial. I for example am in full time education but like Smokey would be willing to pay for just walkthroughs; ie you model as you would normally but speak as you do it much like Zacharia Scott does in his lighting tutorials.

Darn, well glad to see it is coming along nicely.

So I have been following the development of this website.
http://sfmdepot.com/
And I think we all need to pitch in!

Originally posted by Dr. Swank:

Do you have any finished SFM shorts to show your skills? How do you like that book btw?

http://www.youtube.com/user/FilmedInSource?feature=mhee
Watch this space, and loving it! Put a hold on making animation though cause I really am learning basics like walking and runs. When I feel I have a basic skillset, expect to see more of me. Wish he wrote more on lipsync though, I never can make it look 'real'.

I am currently studying Richard Williams 'The Animators Survival kit', so I guess I am of slightly above average skill than most SFM casual users, however nothing near a pro so I wouldn't ask for money. I'd happily contribute simply for credit.

@darjshifter - look up Thomas Larson, he is a pro animator and I remember Zach saying he recommended him too.

ANY tutorials regarding overlay effects. For example, I really want to be able to have my grain overlay fade out, not just be ON/OFF.

thanks

Link to slender model, I cannot find one anywhere.