plus don’t post anything else seeing as you have l33t posts at the moment 
i totally agree!
nevertheless…were just saying that a specific section would come ina hand…wouldn t it?
it’s more a case of dealing with the vray render passes and learning how to see a picture for the purpose of comping into it imo.
Exactly! This is what i want anyway. I don’t want to be a compositor; I want to learn how to use combustion with Vray render passes. I would assume I follow the instructions as they are with Max’s render passes as Vray’s are the same now? Correct? 
Well I guess a “comping with Vray” section may be useful, but I think it may end up confusing a lot of people and raising more questions about comping then anything. I can see your points.
I can’t imagine many of us here not knowing some basics on comping, since rendering straight to a video file doesn’t make much sense, making it necessary to open a compositor program such as Combustion, AE, Shake, or whatever. I guess that there is Video Post within Max, but who uses that any more?
With that said, I believe that being able to see the setting within my favorite comping program is invaluable. There are resources available to learn VRay now, and even full scenes from Evermotion and others to open up and study how it was done. As far as I’ve found, this doesn’t exist yet for comping within Combustion yet. Digtlpete provided a Combustion file to check out in the ‘Basic Comping of a Vray render’ thread if anyone is interested.
I learned a lot from cpnichols DVD’s on VRay.
yeah i think this is a good idea especially with the availibility of the sdk to make render element plugins like the multimatte.
Sure the topics raised will be application specific but you can interperate a lot between apps.
Are you DD reseller ?
Best regards…
PS: Very good idea…