Signal2Noise
04-15-2003, 08:45 PM
Just out of curiosity, how come after-market SI books are really hard to come by? There are a hell of a lot of books for 3ds max and Maya ones are starting to surface more frequently. I've managed to find a couple of Soft books for both |3D and |XSI, albeit in the bargain bins of good bookstores.
Granted, there are quite a few great sites with SI support and tutorials, not to mention Avid's own site. I even signed up for a subscription to Highend Magazine. I also ordered the XSI 3.0 Tutorial book in the hopes there something new to learn about (fingers crossed that it's not the same tut's that shipped with the app).
Does anyone know where I can get more literature or know of books about to be published on the horizon? I'm a huge book collector and prefer the tangible, always ready to reference convenience of books as opposed to on-line material or pdf type stuff on CDs. The manuals and tut's that ship with SI only go so far...
Thanks for reading and possibly responding.
Granted, there are quite a few great sites with SI support and tutorials, not to mention Avid's own site. I even signed up for a subscription to Highend Magazine. I also ordered the XSI 3.0 Tutorial book in the hopes there something new to learn about (fingers crossed that it's not the same tut's that shipped with the app).
Does anyone know where I can get more literature or know of books about to be published on the horizon? I'm a huge book collector and prefer the tangible, always ready to reference convenience of books as opposed to on-line material or pdf type stuff on CDs. The manuals and tut's that ship with SI only go so far...
Thanks for reading and possibly responding.