Hi Volumeboy,
That is why we have a forum as well. We never have assumed that any artist has the same background or interest than an other one. Yes, we design longer series, at least based on the interaction we have in this or other fora. I have gotten over the years a certain impression about the artist using Cineversity here. Of course, who never posted a question is automatically left out. If you have an idea for that—I’m all ears.
Playlist are flexible to create a more tailored approach, to be more flexible. Yes, it is overwhelming, like the areas where C4D is used is pretty much any area where visualization can support. This wide spread field combined with the very different background each artist has, makes it to a challenge. A real Challenge.
The more we know what you need, the more we can build Playlists. The more detailed you give a feedback to that playlist, the better other artists will benefit from it. It is like with tutorials, some like it crisp and short, some like it detailed and long, some in addition with lots of tips. To name only three. Some need each term named precisely, some get annoyed by this approach and would prefer the more natural way of saying e.g., “this” or “that” while pointing with the mouse on it. I have heard all critics in the last eight years producing tutorials. Nothing that is wrong or unsuitable, but everyone has his/her own needs. I’m certainly tried to cover that in the last five years here in CV1.
Playlist are a tool and yes, we like to use it to your advantage.
So, one idea could be I put these 77 into one playlist, would you go through them? Maybe not. Which means you have a target. Let me know, and I will have a look if that makes sense from an education point of view.
You suggested complex or difficult as criteria. Well, if that would be that simple. What is complex for one is difficult for some one else. One knows mathematic, or C++/Java coding and find anything Python boring, for some-one else it is complex and not digestible.
The tools by itself are not complex nor difficult. But well, it is not the use of the tools that makes C4D great, it is their combination. To combine them needs precise knowledge of the tools. Well, and much more.
In a nut shell, the more we know about our users interest and background the better the playlists will be.
All the best
Sassi