Not that i know off. I don't think there are many people qualified to write a whole book on it yet. Its only been out for a bit.Are there already books planned for GM:S 2?
Because writing books takes a considerable amount of time, especially in this field (quality books that is). The writing process starts far earlier than you imagine, probably around beta time. Writers also have access to materials users often don't, as they collaborate with the subject of their book.Why would anyone write a book based off on an IDE that is still deep in beta and could change drastically over the next few months?
Is this claim based on anything in particular? In-development software is subject of large and unforeseen changes, to the point where currently even the manual entries are periodically incorrect because of how many things change between releases.Because writing books takes a considerable amount of time, especially in this field (quality books that is). The writing process starts far earlier than you imagine, probably around beta time. Writers also have access to materials users often don't, as they collaborate with the subject of their book.