Got the website coded in H5, with some JavaScript slideshow set like an animation, automation, whatever, not really animation, but sorta.

Now on to Blender, that should take some time to figure out.

Finally after two days of painstaking work, I got the script to do some of what it's suppose to.

Still need to tweak it a bit to get all the results I'm looking for, but at least I have a slideshow that works without Flash and in all browsers.

Just downloaded Blender for some 3D graphics tutorials, looks complicated, I guess C++ will be on the back burner for a bit while I look into this. Or I'll do some of one and some of the other, which seems to be the way it's working these days.

Addendum: Day 2 of Blender and I feel like I've been in one.

This week I'm  wading into the world of C, C++, Open/WebGL and who knows what else.

The last couple of days I actually have been using Dreamweaver's CSS 3 column website "maker" and it hasn't been too bad. I guess the hand-coding concept I've been doing for the last 10 years might have been a little premature of me thinking it was the "only" way to do things...go figure.

But I didn't just grab it and write and place images, oh no, I had to hack it up a bit, just to keep that "hands on" feel.