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The tutorial animation cannot be stopped and is hard to follow. I am new to CAD. I cannot see the steps whiz by and the constant animation is irritating. How do i make it pause?
This seems like a problem with making your own player.
There's nothing intrinsically wrong with reinventing the wheel but if you're going to do it, make sure you don't lose basic wheel functionality.
AD - unless you want to do that well, why not just put them on YouTube ? Then it's one less thing to build and maintain, the videos would be easy to find, and people could control the playback speed (0.5x through 2x), pause, rewind, etc.
Each steps animates in loop. That is the issue. Triggering migraines. "No people will tamely surrender their Liberties, nor can any be easily subdued, when knowledge is diffused and Virtue is preserved. On the Contrary, when People are universally ignorant, and debauched in their Manners, they will sink under their own weight without the Aid of foreign Invaders." - Samuel Adams “It is not an endlessly expanding list of rights ---the “right” to an education; the “right” to health care; the “right” to food and housing. That is not freedom. That is dependency. Those are not rights. Those are the rations of slavery – hay and a barn for human cattle.” - Alexis de Tocqueville
This is the tutorial i am talking about. The lamp tutorial from the help -> step by step tutorials.
yes, i see they have youtube videos at that link you reference. I'll look at them. I can't stand this dialog and i wonder why autodesk even bothers with anything other than youtube for tutorials.
We're looking at using a new in-product tutorial framework that some of our other team members are working on. That will improve the whole experience. To @anonperson 's point, our users come from all kinds of backgrounds, and learn it a variety of different ways. We definitely agree that YouTube is one of my primary channels for learning and tutorials, but we'd also like integrate better learning content right within the product.
A major frustration with the current implementation of the 'step by step tutorials' seems to be when are working on a tutorial and have to leave F360 and save the model. When you open the model again and select the tutorial from the help menu, it opens a new model to work on from step ONE.
@WIPP That confuses me. From memory, when I was doing the tutorials, I'd do a "Save As" to save the model in my own workspace. Then the model was how I left it when I come back to pick it up.
Sure the model is saved at the stage I was working on and I can go back to it. But when I re-open the same tutorial from the help drop down (step by step tutorials), the tutorial opens in a new workspace (tab) with its own 'step-one' model. If I want to comlete the lesson with my saved model I have to keep switching tabs to read the tutorial in one tab & back to my in-progress model to implement the instructions. It's nuts.
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