Should I publish this?
I just finished building a RepRap Huxley, and I took time lapse video of each build day. You can see everything on my blog post here. Instructables is a kind of showcase for my work and I was wondering if it would be appropriate to publish each video (there are four) as a step in an instructable. I didn't design the Huxley, and it would be difficult to reproduce my results just from watching the videos, but I did build it myself. That's why I can't decide if I should post it. I wouldn't want people to think I posted build instructions for the whole thing.
So what you you think? I would love to get the opinion of some higher-ups.
So what you you think? I would love to get the opinion of some higher-ups.
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Of course you should post it - think of the help it would be to others having any difficulties with their own builds.
Nov 14, 2011. 4:33 PMJamesRPatrick (author)
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Alright, I'll get on it. Just trying to figure out how to embed videos.
It seems the "embed" button is currently AWOL.
Copy the "old" embed code from YouTube, switch the editor to "Source" mode, and paste the embed code directly into the text box.
Copy the "old" embed code from YouTube, switch the editor to "Source" mode, and paste the embed code directly into the text box.
Nov 14, 2011. 2:04 PMJamesRPatrick (author)
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Hmm...Where is the Source option located? I only have Bold, Italic, Hyperlink, and Remove Format buttons(see picture).
Are you still having issues with the formatting buttons in edit mode?
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