Thx for you input folks. I suspect that a lot of people would like to learn this way, and perhaps they could become a regular thing here at Renderosity... Who knows, its just really an idea at the moment. Quoll, thx for your suggestions my friend. I do intend to 're-hash' the manual, but only for the sake of completeness. My intention other than that is to do exactly as you suggest, and base the tutorials around techniques and application of the different areas in Vue. I would like very much for someone to be able to learn Vue 'from scratch' as it were from my tutorials alone, and this will of course involve covering the stuff in the manual. Although it will be done from 'my' side of the fence... (i have to admit as to never reading the entire manual myself!) :) I am no profesional when it comes to Vue, I can only give 'my own' perspective of how it all works. Some things still confuse me enourmously, but I feel I know enough to ground people fairly well in different aspects, and give them enough understanding to go and experiment on their own. I wont be touching areas that I am not 100% conversant with. If I have to guess, whats the point. Later tutorials will definately be on specific projects, as this is a great way to teach. Each person doing the tutorials will have something tangible for their time listning to me rant on and on :) But for the first few, my intention is to enable almost anyone to be able to pick up Vue and start to create something they are happy with. Thanx again, Kutter.