Revan's Wiremod Tutorials - Now Featuring E2 Guides!

[Syranide]

Really really enjoyed your expression gate tutorial, really good progression and not straight to "let's make an autonomous missile".

Well done!

On another note, you can actually hide the "tool description" in-game, can't remember the command right now, but something like "cl_showtoolinfo", frees up quite a lot of screen space.

Congrats to the wire helper status too

EDIT: Added a link to this thread from the expression gate documentation, also, just wanted to point out that the link in your signature points to a usersubmitted post in this thread, and not the thread itself (not even your post).

[turck3]

Thanks , I do take things slow for beginners... but I think it certainly needs revision... wasn't done as well as I've done if before (I made videos for this about 1/2 a year ago but couldn't compress em and was forced to remove them due to size).

Good point on the sig, Ill fix that soon.

[sleepy2007]

i hope to see ram ones as in previous toutorials people havent been sure on all the different rams so looking fowards to this hopefully

[drpepper]

Great job! Keep up the good work!

[Deviance]

I like how your tutorials explain things so that people can use that idea and construct more things with it. Most tutorial makers just show you how to make a specific item or contraption. Good job keep up the great work!

[turck3]

There you go... RAM tutorial... told ya... I take requests! Anyways... no more (videos at all) till friday... sorry.

Oh and blackcat... as soon as I finish with these types of tutorials... I will go into contraptions... and boy have I got some stuff to show you guys.

[Deviance]

Yea, theres nothing wrong with those, plus i always like to see some new things.

[Krispy_chicken]

I thoroughly enjoyed these tutorials... I honestly can't get the stabilizer down, but I suppose that takes practice.

[Deviance]

The only thing that i would recommend would be to use the default model for wire nodes so that they viewable when watching the tutorials and that people can get a better understanding of what you are wiring. I understand that when building regularly that you would want to use a smaller model or more clean looking model, but i think for tutorial reasons you should use a larger model.

[Krispy_chicken]

I think that it would help to be a little louder... Or maybe up the volume as a whole... I can't hear what you are saying unless I use my headphones.