If Blender detects that you are baking a lot of map then it could direct you to current documentation that is relevant to the often used subject matter.
If Facebook can pester me with targeted ads then I’m certain that DCC tools like the Blender toolchain could be adapted to such technology with relative ease.
(i)To start, there could be one link to a video on the topic.
(ii) A link to the developer docs
(iii)Also, a link to a long standing, informative thread that has a high rating on a site here on BlenderArtists.org or similar.
These three combined would cover most peoples’ effective learning methods.
What do you think?
How is going to build it.
I suppose that may start with some detailed conversation on how this would be beneficial as well as aspects of such tool which may prove to be a nuisance or hindrance to the workflow.
Google is fine but it’s not always clear what keywords to use or that a certain tool even exists.
Artist and programmers often have very different viewpoints when it comes to what is useful or relevant it would help to have the opinions of all types of thinkers for something like this to be most effective.
(A)Obviously, step one is that several levels of experience should be defined.
(i) Beginner
(ii) Intermediate
(iii) Power-User.
(B) Feel free to come up with step B
Really, step B could be your favorite tutorials or documentation pages. If all the best of the best learning resources for every aspect of Blender and skill levels are posted here than step 1 is completed.
People could even post snippets of Python and C code which may be useful for the actual implementation. This makes it much easier for that special gifted someone to come along and tie up all the loose ends since all the grunt work is done.