Into to Grasshopper Webinar - feedback, recording, and files

For those of you that attended the sessions on December 8th and 9th, 2010...

How well did it work for you?

How was the video and audio quality?

What could we improve?

Here is a recording of the Webinar and the supporting files. (If you have a Mac, you will need the Windows Media Components for QuickTime.)

Thanks,

- Bob

Tags: Introduction, Webinar

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Permalink Reply by Bill Amaya on December 13, 2010 at 8:25pm

Bob,

Wow, just plain old fashion Wow! I am amazed, not only is your software great but you, the boss, the main guy, puts posts up and gives out your phone number. Now that is what I call customer support. I love it and you have got my business.

I am completely excited about grasshopper and I use rhino everyday. good job and I hope you all the success in the world.

All the best

Bill

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Permalink Reply by Philipp on December 14, 2010 at 12:39am

Cool!

Is it planned to do a VB/с#/python-grasshopper webinars?

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Permalink Reply by Lauge Brixvold on December 14, 2010 at 2:10am

Excellent lecture, David does an excellent job of guiding through Grasshopper.

The lecture showed me that GH is an easy tool to get to know, with stellar possibilities.

I'm really happy to know that I have another excellent Mcneel tool to work with, thank you.

Especially the audio wasn't too good over here in Denmark, repeat glitches and audio quality was not good, lot's of noise. You had to be on your toes to hear what was being said.(10Mbit connection so no bottleneck here) Also video quality wasn't too good either.

If you would consider adding a video of David doing the presentation it would definitely be a plus.

I find it that having just a tiny video of the lecturer along with the screen does a hell of a job bridging the gap between lecturer and attendees.

I'll second the notion of supplying examples beforehand so that we may make preparations.

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Permalink Reply by Mariam on December 14, 2010 at 6:27am

Thanks Mcneels and especially David. It was quite usefull. Although I had problem with the picture during the webinar but I could download the film and watch it throughly.

Regards