How to work with Vue xStream

How to work with Vue xStream

This tutorial on Vue xStream, organized in structured chapters, is the first Persian-language Vue course in Iran and worldwide. It was taught and released in 2012 by Sadjad Jahangiri and is now presented to Persian-speaking audiences around the globe.

Vue is specialized software for creating ecosystems and natural environments, including mountains and landscapes across various climates and seasons, and it provides a complete set of tools for this purpose. The program’s capabilities have been used in numerous cinematic works, which can easily be found through a simple online search.

Note: When I began learning this software in 2008, I had prepared tutorials in English in which the instructor pronounced it as “Vui,” which influenced me to pronounce it the same way in my tutorials. The correct pronunciation, however, is “Vue.” Due to the limited resources and the early stage of this program’s recognition in Iran, this was natural. These details reflect the originality and early stage of these tutorials, and I personally find it meaningful as a reminder of where I started, and now, in 2023, I continue to progress.

 


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Instructor Sadjad Jahangiri
Language Iran Flag Persian
Level Intermediate
Copyright Cinema Engineer
Year 2012
Software Vue xStream Vue xStream

 

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