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[Crusher]

I have always enjoyed seeing new courses by actual PC Golfers.  I simply want to say "good job" and keep them coming!  Before we know it we will have more than the total combined courses of Links and TW08.  That would be, I think, about 4000 free courses. Woohoo!

 

Kudos!  

[Stephen Sullivan]

Hopefully I will be one of those creating courses if they make an idiots guide to Unity & Course Forge 

[Richard]

Hopefully I will be one of those creating courses if they make an idiots guide to Unity & Course Forge 

 

I've seem your work in Links2003. If you can master APCD than Unity and CF should be a snap for you.

 

I opened APCD 8 years ago, closed it within 2 hours and haven't opened it since.

[IanK]

Hopefully I will be one of those creating courses if they make an idiots guide to Unity & Course Forge 

I'm an idiot Stephen and I can do it.

[dpeters95]

I'm an idiot Stephen and I can do it.

[Richard]

I'm an idiot Stephen and I can do it.

 

Well, I can't.

 

So what does that make me??? Don't miss this opportunity, take your best shot people!!

[lefty1948]

You're a wise guy Richard, and don't need to be smart!

[M Rose]

I think if you have any kind of proficiency in APCD at all, you'll get this. The learning curve is so much gentler once you are past the Unity entry gate, which is admittedly a little intimidating the first time you use it.

[DoGgs]

Yeah its not that difficult really, when i created ridgeway i played it safe, went by the book and managed to get it out in some shape or form.  My next three courses were an absolute nightmare, all abandoned after a certain amount of holes, one i even lost the terrain for sat on 18 holes, that really pissed me off.  It was then i decided to go back into MJ's tutorials along with a crash course of unity thanks to youtube vids and have not looked back since, my last two tracks, Buzzards and clay hill were a breeze and were built without issue or incident, my current course is also coming along without any issues.  After ridgeway i just got too adventurous too soon, the key is to start basic and work up slowly.