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You guys are free to make any kind of tutorials you want, just follow the guidelines and if we like them we'll include them in the resources.
Heres My New Tutorial
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?uyvztmlzmzj
I'm looking for decent effect software
(I use GIMP, bafran and paint for a variety of efects, just looking for other programs like to make lighting and explosions.
Im workin on script tutorial.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaLOcXwfnHs
here is my tutorial vid also sent message to resources ^.^
I'll be making a walk tutorial soon. 
6 frame.
Well, I could make a tutorial of how to do masking in Gimp, but I a question: How do you take pictures of your computer screen without it looking really strange?
Use a screen capture program.
Yes, but what is a good and free screen capture program?
Camstudio.
Is there a release date for the tutorials yet?
The PRINT SCREEN button on your keyboard is a great way to do it.
What button is that? And how do I save it as a picture on my computer,instead of printing it out and taking a picture of the paper?
Are you on a mac or a PC? On a PC it's very simple, you just press "print screen" and the screen is copied to your clipboard, from there go to an image editing program such as MS paint and press ctrl + v to make it appear. ALT + Print Screen only captures the window you have open.
It's shift-prnt scrn on my keyboard. So try that if print screen doesn't work.
Are you on a mac or a PC? On a PC it's very simple, you just press "print screen" and the screen is copied to your clipboard, from there go to an image editing program such as MS paint and press ctrl + v to make it appear. ALT + Print Screen only captures the window you have open.
I have a PC, and it's a laptop, but I have no idea what the print screen button actually looks like, or what buttons it's next to.
Well it usually says "prt sc", "print screen", "prnt scrn," or some variant thereof. On laptops it varies. Sometimes you have to hold down a fn or function button to use it and it doubles as another key on more compact keyboards.
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