11-16-2012, 07:02 PM
What's the OFFICIAL position regarding the approach to Wings 3D User Manual & documentation?
The old pdf version is nearly 10 years old now ... but I see it's being slowly converted to the Wikibooks version .. but it's still very useful to a newbie like me.
The old Forum thread has optigon - in 2008 - pointing at the Wikibooks on-line user manual work as preference. Massive advantages to that approach - so should all others be deprecated?
(There's even a Wikibooks to PDF converter that works ever so well, for those that prefer their documents as, er well, documents.)
Of course, there's a barrow load of work to do on the Wiki...
The new Fourm does not have a sub-head or pointer on this important(?) subject - should there be an obvious up-front header / pointer / thread here?
( I know there's a Documentation pointer on the website itself... but I'm thinking about discussion threads,etc)
The old pdf version is nearly 10 years old now ... but I see it's being slowly converted to the Wikibooks version .. but it's still very useful to a newbie like me.
The old Forum thread has optigon - in 2008 - pointing at the Wikibooks on-line user manual work as preference. Massive advantages to that approach - so should all others be deprecated?
(There's even a Wikibooks to PDF converter that works ever so well, for those that prefer their documents as, er well, documents.)
Of course, there's a barrow load of work to do on the Wiki...
The new Fourm does not have a sub-head or pointer on this important(?) subject - should there be an obvious up-front header / pointer / thread here?
( I know there's a Documentation pointer on the website itself... but I'm thinking about discussion threads,etc)