Web site space

Hello everyone. I was just thinking that if anyone wants to write tutorials or start a script repository or just have a place to make files available for download, I'll make a section at my website for Second Life. Currently it's mostly geared for Blender, but I'm happy to start a SL section, just give me content ;oP

Love Ingie

i am new i notice indie you mention you know about blender or have it just had to upgrade my whole computer and my cd burner didnt burn my blender programs right do u know of any place where i can go get the program and tutorials. i lost all the tutorials i saved, the blender website is no more.
i was hoping eventually i could figure out how to use the program. i keep taking stabs at trying to understand things like blender, vrml, etc but its still hit and miss for me right now. also i was curious about faqs on content creation, what programs most people use to make things at sl. do use blender for any of your scripts or objects?
i am still learning all this stuff at this point i would love to know urls for tutorials, information in how to create stuff.
i havent had a chance yet to sign in and look around in sl yet but i am hoping too do so either tonight or tommorow night.
thanks, looking forward to meeting u when i get to visit inworld stuff.
dagon grim
email forgot to put in my prefences is [email]jovedagon@yahoo.com[/email]
right now i just learning how to make paintings for another game, curious how it would work in another game such as second life. here is some painting if the link works right that a friend has given to me reproduction rights for my online ebook.

Sure, I'm glad to help. First off, my web site is http://www.ingiebee.com and you can link from there to the new official Blender site at http://www.blender.org or http://www.blender3d.org From my site, under tutorials, you can link to all the old blender.nl tutorials that were up there before.

If you havn't heard, they went bankrupt then the holding company agreed to sell the rights to the source code to the foundation, which is everyone who paid into it, or who want's to be a part of it, so now the source is completely free and being developed openly.

My site has a few tutorials as well, plus some old Blendermania tutorials, which I'm still in the process of cleaning up and posting there.

As for downloading, you can get the 2.25 version at blender.org, or else other versions elsewhere, but I'm not home, so I can't remember the best places to go... sorry

Love Ingie