Spoon Fed Maths

[Vectrotek]

When Artists need to learn math (paradoxically so) they must pull some creative tricks out the hat.

[Vectrotek]

Hello guys! It's been quite a while!
Finished studying for a bit..
Here is a colourfull little 1642 Page PDF I wrote for anyone interested in
maths. (not a commercial product)
It's taylored to get you from absolutely no knowledge of maths
to a reasonably degree with which you can write university entry exams.
It is based on UNISA material which I had to learn before writing
other subjects for Software Engineering.
Here it is.. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rxewB ... sXr4JySGq1

I've also posted some old stuff in "Advanced Effects".
(special thanks to Cute Alien and all the other guys)

You can also check my Blender and VR work channel out on Youtube: "Jack Headroom".
(all blender files are downloadable) There is a lot still to be done..

Please Stay Safe!

[francisbaud]

"It's taylored to get you from absolutely no knowledge of maths to a reasonably degree with which you can write university entry exams."

Interesting. I'm worried about downloading files on the internet but I'm also curious to see what this is all about. Anyway +1600 pages document likely represents an enormous amount of work.

[Vectrotek]

Hi. It's a PDF document.. Quite safe..
Let me know what you think.

[CuteAlien]

Appretiate the work. But as for PDF's being safe - nope. They are one of the more common ways to distribute viruses (pdf's can contain Javascript and there have been a lot of exploits through that). So stay careful with pdf's!
edit: It's relatively safe by now to read PDF's in browsers which have direct support for that (probably main reason why browsers like Firefox added that).

edit2: Just took a quick look - it's a bit more colorful than I expected ;-)