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[Taros]

If I may I would like to suggest putting them on Vimeo or Youtube, so people can watch them without having to download and have a specific codec installed. You can probably even embed it right into your blog page so they don't even have to leave your site.

Yes, I already have a youtube site, where two of my videos can be seen. But I am not shure to publish them or not. I would like to see the visitors in first case on my blog site, but when I publish the videos on youtube, maybe the people could stay there and set a favourite to youtube and not to my site. Embedding the videos is not a guarantee, that users stay on my blog. What do you think, are this thoughts unnecessary?

[Taros]

I've tested to embed a video into my site. It works well, of course. But it makes less sense. You have always move to youtube, to see the content in full size. So, the users will always have move to youtube. I will thought about that.

[Taros]

EDIT: I was wrong, you can always view the video full size. It depends on the preview size, how many video controls will be shown.

I've reworked my video post and will give youtube a try. Please give me your feedback on my site or here.

Thank you
Chris

[Taros]

For all interested non regularly blog readers: A new featured artist can be found in my blog...
-> http://3dcoat.blogspot.com

[Taros]

Maybe some of you realised it already: I am publishing a new featured artist interview on my blog on every beginning of the month.
So have fun and be curious for the upcoming...


-> To the current interview

[Javis]

Awesome Chris, this is great stuff man. Excellent idea on the interviews. I tried setting some stuff up last year or so on doing a regular newsletter, interviews, etc.. But it was just too time consuming on top of everything else.


I'm really happy to see this happening. Excellent job on the interview with Juan Carlos Montes and all the videos. Tip 'o the hat to you good sir.

[Taros]

Thank you. I enjoy the blog writing.

[Taros]

It's about time: New month - new featured artist!
Have fun: 3dcoat.blogspot.com

[Taros]

As always: New month - new featured artist! This time someone with extraordinary artworks.
Have fun: 3dcoat.blogspot.com

[Francesco Mai]

Thank you very much dear Christoph "Taros" Werrner for this interview...And don't forget that every image your see in 100% modelled and render in 3d Coat...If you like my "voxel"creatures you can see more of them here.

[chris_solo]

thanks for your link & blog !!

++Chris

[Taros]

Summertime! A new month - a new featured artist, and this time someone special!
Have fun: 3dcoat.blogspot.com

[Taros]

It's about time for a new interview: 3dcoat.blogspot.com

[Taros]

Get a cup of coffe or tea and don't miss my newest interview: 3dcoat.blogspot.com

[Taros]

Following some basic tips for using cavity painting in 3D Coat. Some people asked me how to use cavity painting in the recent days. It's very funny, because cavity painting never changed basically... This attest me, that a lot of people never realised the great painting functionalities of 3D Coat and since vertex painting appeared on the screen more people discover the paint room...

Here is my blog link with some fundamental tips for cavity painting:
http://3dcoat.blogsp...undamental.html

Bst wishes
Chris

[Taros]

For all new forum visitors:
I would be happy if you visit my 3D Coat blog. I have posted some tips & tricks in the recent days related to work with instances.

Thanks to all others who are visiting my regularly. I will try to publish more tips & tricks posts in the future.

-> http://3dcoat.blogspot.com

Thank you
Chris

[Taros]

After a long time I have posted a new featured artist article on my blog:
-> http://3dcoat.blogspot.com

Best wishes
Chris