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This page contains links to web resources about Sverchok, including examples, tutorials and so on.
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The twittersphere ([#sverchok #b3d](https://twitter.com/hashtag/sverchok)) has some excellent examples of what users/contributors are achieving, despite the not-super-comprehensive documentation. Especially (in no particular order, and this is not an exhaustive list)
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- https://twitter.com/erindale_xyz
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- https://twitter.com/portnov9
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- https://twitter.com/bluefox_3d
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- https://twitter.com/VicDoval
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- https://twitter.com/msurguy
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- https://twitter.com/3drwny
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- https://twitter.com/SoluSerg
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- https://twitter.com/ricardomatiaspt
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- https://twitter.com/asahidari
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- https://twitter.com/BennyGovaerts
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- https://twitter.com/ChamerlatL
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we also curated a few galleries with screenshots + zips, because being able to load a node tree on your own machine and adjust variables will provide more insight in a shorter space of time, than a full tutorial about that node tree. People are generally well able to detect patterns in information, this includes abstract complicated stuff like nodetrees/sverchok.
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- [Gallery tickets](https://github.com/nortikin/sverchok/labels/Gallery)
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(well the original intention was to provide a screenshot and a nodetree download... but not everyone does that) |
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