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I'm not a newcomer, but I'm still considering getting it, just to see how it is taught. I've learned iClone in a very unsystematic way (by using it) and some areas are still a mystery.



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I am not an iClone professional but I am not a newcomer either but I bought this expecting it would be good to watch the workflows someone else does to complete their projects...start to end as much as the potential of learning things.
Gone through the introductory user interface course. The majority I knew however I did learn a few things I didn't know. A few things I didn't realise and a few things I had forgotten about.
Going through the scene creation course now (and doing the projects as instructed). About 1/6th of the way through it and not learning that much yet however I am finding that it is indeed good to see someone else's workflow in a complete beginning to end process. I will probably adjust some of my workflows because of this so that is worth something.
The animation and lighting is what I am looking forward to most of all but I can tell you that there is so much to do within all 4 courses that its going to take a quite a while to get through it all.
So I think its going to be pretty thorough, it has been so far. He also deliberately makes mistakes in order to demonstrate how to find out why things happen and how to fix them.
ie. The course is not a flow of everything working perfectly in the first attempt, he "accidentally" discovers common problems that occur as he goes through the development of the project and then shows how to fix them.

Is it worth the $79 I paid? It certainly depends on the completeness of your knowledge I suppose and its too early for me to say yet but for me......yes I think it will be.
Learning iClone I have found is like putting together a jigsaw puzzle. This is going to help me link what I know together better I think
Also, the instructors presentation voice is growing on me. He does a pretty good job.

So in conclusion.
Yes I am glad I bought it


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Thanks for your review, Delerna! That was helpful.



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Greetings everyone,

I am Alan Marques and I am responsible for the iC6 Fundamentals training series in so much that I recorded it and indeed it is my face & voice that you have to live with.  Sorry about that.

I would like to apologies on behalf of MakinMovies in regard the damaged videos in the course.  We did try and double check everything and did ask if we could test the installer before public release but that seemed to slip through the net.  I generated hundreds of assets and more than 450 videos and 51 hours of recordings which took many months, so the reality is that we have made some mistakes.  Again my apologies.

We also discovered that the audio dialogue for the actors in the F103 course was missing from the delivery and again this as well as the Media offline issue has already been fixed.  If you still do not receive an update to the files you have downloaded then please mention it in this thread and I will check for you.

I very much hope that people find this course useful and I would like to say thank you for the positive comments so far in this thread.  Having said that I am not complacent and if anyone feels there are issues or they would like to make a comment on the presentation/content etc then I am very happy to take on-board constructive criticism, no one is above learning anything new not even myself after all my years in the industry I still learn many new things to this very day and indeed into the future.

One of the reasons I love this industry. 

All the best

Alan Marques



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Greetings Alan,

I'm looking forward to the iC6 Fundamentals training series, it looks to be very well thought out and informative and just what I need to put all the pieces together in one place.  :)


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Thank you and I very much hope that you find the courses useful.

all the best



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There are so many repetitive content in F104: Light & Render! When I unzip part 1, i.e., iClone_6_Fundamentals_F104_Light_Render1, this is what I got (as shown in the picture below): it shows there're 83 files in total, but after I play them one by one, most of them are repetitive, they're just duplicates. These courses are very useful, please check this issue and fix it.
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Thank you for bringing this to my attention.  I am including a list of all the videos in this course for you to check.  Having looked at your screen grab it looks like the course is incomplete regardless of the annoying duplicates but it would be good to confirm this if you have the time.  I have checked the delivery folder on the server that Reallusion has access to and I can find no issues with the contents  In fact the list that you see here is a listing of that very folder.  My best guess is an error was made when Reallusion packaged up the contents of that folder for delivery but I cannot state that for a fact as I do not work directly for RL so did not play a part in the packaging and marketing.

Having said that it is a big error for which I apologise.  I have notified Reallusion and asked them to not only check the delivery but also to get back to me when it is fixed so that I can make sure everyone is aware that it has been dealt with.

In the interim here is the list of videos that should be there for the F104 course:
104-01.01 Introduction To The Course Tutor.mp4
104-01.02 Introduction To iClone 6.mp4
104-01.03 Introduction To The iClone 6 Fundamentals Courses.mp4
104-01.04 Introduction To Fundamentals 104-Light & Render.mp4
104-01.05 Addendum - Version changes to interface.mp4
104-02.01 System requirements.mp4
104-02.02 Assets and folder structure.mp4
104-02.03 Installing the course assets.mp4
104-03.01 Chapter Introduction.mp4
104-03.02 Where to find lighting tools.mp4
104-03.03 The Directional Light - Pt 1-Basics.mp4
104-03.04 The Directional Light - Pt 2-Controls.mp4
104-03.05 The Spotlight - Pt 1-Basics.mp4
104-03.06 The Spotlight - Pt 2-Parameters.mp4
104-03.07 The Spotlight - Pt 3-The Look At controller.mp4
104-03.08 The Spotlight - Pt 4-The Attach controller.mp4
104-03.09 The Spotlight - Pt 5-The Path controller.mp4
104-03.10 The Point Light.mp4
104-03.11 Duplicating lights - Pt 1-The technique.mp4
104-03.12 Duplicating lights - Pt 2-Differences between light types.mp4
104-03.13 The Sky Tool - Pt 1-Cloud & Shadow control.mp4
104-03.14 The Sky Tool - Pt 2-Celestial effects.mp4
104-03.15 The Sky Tool - Pt 3-Animation tools.mp4
104-03.16 The Light Tool - Pt 1-Basics.mp4
104-03.17 The Light Tool - Pt 2-Animation tools.mp4
104-03.18 The Light Tool - Pt 3-Duplicating lights.mp4
104-03.19 Ambient Lighting.mp4
104-03.20 IBL Lighting - Pt 1-Basics.mp4
104-03.21 IBL Lighting - Pt 2-More advanced techniques.mp4
104-04.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-04.02 Dealing with unexpected lighting behaviour.mp4
104-04.03 Finalising Ambient Light and Materials.mp4
104-04.04 Establishing the scene with directional light.mp4
104-04.05 Setting basic lighting with Light Tools.mp4
104-04.06 Adding a Point Light to the Floor Lamp.mp4
104-05.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-05.02 Setting Light Tool properties.mp4
104-05.03 Lighting our actors with Spotlights.mp4
104-05.04 Understanding 3-point lighting.mp4
104-05.05 3-point lighting - Pt 1 using an existing scene light as fill.mp4
104-05.06 3-point lighting - Pt 2 adding a rim light for a moon-lit effect.mp4
104-05.07 3-point lighting - Pt 3 dealing with a character that moves.mp4
104-05.08 Final lighting tweaks.mp4
104-06.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-06.02 Animating light properties.mp4
104-07.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-07.02 Dealing with luminous materials.mp4
104-07.03 Overview of our exterior scene.mp4
104-07.04 Setting the key rim and ambient lights.mp4
104-07.05 Adding a sky backdrop.mp4
104-07.06 Adding image based lighting.mp4
104-07.07 Transforming the image map.mp4
104-07.08 Colour balance and adjustments.mp4
104-07.09 Adding lights for our lead actors - Pt 1- Analysing the scene.mp4
104-07.10 Adding lights for our lead actors - Pt 2- Adjusting the key light.mp4
104-07.11 Adding lights for our lead actors - Pt 3- Adding spotlights.mp4
104-08.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-08.02 Understanding ambient light.mp4
104-08.03 Ambient Occlusion.mp4
104-08.04 Fog.mp4
104-08.05 The HDR effect (High Dynamic Range).mp4
104-09.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-09.02 Understanding Shadow Maps & Settings.mp4
104-09.03 Shadow Maps in use.mp4
104-10.01 Introduction to Render Course.mp4
104-11.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-11.02 The Blur effect.mp4
104-11.03 The Colour Adjustment effect.mp4
104-11.04 The Colour Filter effect.mp4
104-11.05 Combining Post effects.mp4
104-11.06 The Lens Blur effect.mp4
104-11.07 Animating Post effects.mp4
104-12.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-12.02 An overview artistic rendering.mp4
104-12.03 When to use the Toon Shader.mp4
104-12.04 When to use the NPR effect.mp4
104-12.06 Using NPR (Non-Photorealistic Rendering).mp4
104-12.07 Lighting for NPR.mp4
104-13.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-13.02 Image format and aspect ratio.mp4
104-13.03 Preview rendering.mp4
104-13.04 Rendering stills.mp4
104-13.05 Rendering with the Toon Shader.mp4
104-13.06 Rendering image sequences.mp4
104-13.07 Rendering for compositing (png only).mp4
104-14.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-14.02 Exporting audio.mp4
104-14.03 Selecting a video codec.mp4
104-14.04 Rendering a video movie.mp4
104-14.05 Rendering a video with alpha.mp4
104-14.06 Rendering in the Popvideo format.mp4
104-15.01 Chapter introduction.mp4
104-15.02 Choosing a stereoscopic format.mp4
104-15.03 Setting the convergence distance.mp4
104-15.04 Viewing stereoscopic output.mp4
104-16.01 Course Conclusion.mp4


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I manually deleted all those duplicates and yes it's correct. But I still hope RL fix this in the first place before they put them in the content store so it can save us lots of time. That said, your trainging courses is very helpful to me, plz keep up the good work! I'll be the first one to buy them.
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I can confirm the duplicate videos in F104.

I would also really like to know just who came up with the glorious idea of wasting users' time by forcing them to constantly load clips under 30 secs in a video player!!!! :alien::w00t: A first term AE could have edited the stuff into a meaningful length using Windows Media player. :Whistling:

Gerry



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