I am evaluating the trial version of MOI and in all likelihood will end up buying it.

This is despite the fact that apart from the two videos that 3DKiwi posted on C4DCafe I haven't found a tutorial video that is really helpful.

I value the visual form of training highly, so videos are great for me but the so called tutorials that appear on YouTube etc, that lack sound or a written (Sticky note overlay type) explanation of what is going on but which generally proceed at a high speed, are not at all helpful. Indeed, as I commented on one, in my view they do a disservice to the software under discussion, making it look like territory for super-whiz-kids only.

I am reasonably skilled using Sketchup, Turbocad, Solidworks and a couple of other CAD programs, so I am not a total beginner but I really should appreciate some dedicated up-to date video tutorials. Fortunately, I have an account with Lynda.com and looking at the Rhino stuff helps!

You haven't discovered the videos on MoiWiki?
http://69.12.11.3/resources

Hi Chris, the main tutorials like you're asking about are the ones at the top of the list on the resources page that Joe linked to above.

These ones:
http://moi3d.com/2.0/docs/tutorials.htm

Those go slowly step-by-step through the construction of a few simple models and contain additional explanation with a voice track too.

Those particular ones should work well for the kind of general introduction video that you're asking about.

Also the main help file is here (which includes those videos in the tutorials section):
http://moi3d.com/2.0/docs/moi_help.htm

The introduction section of the help file can be useful to read through as well, it's not too long but goes over the main concepts:
http://moi3d.com/2.0/docs/moi_introduction.htm

- Michael

Joe, Michael,

Thank you for the pointers. I guess I skimmed over those a bit quickly in searching for whatever was out there on the web - I need to slow down myself..

Chris

Hello,

What sort of videos were you looking for? Something to get started with interface basics or something more?