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Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 2

This course will look in the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. It's aimed at people that have some modeling experience in Maya but are having trouble with complex objects.

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# 1 23-02-2004 , 10:37 PM

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I think it's slowly getting there

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# 2 24-02-2004 , 02:20 AM

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lol...another t-rex... hehe good start... user added image

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# 3 24-02-2004 , 09:26 AM

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Looks good!

I like the room and the lighting.

What kind of render settings and lighting do you use?

"If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants." Sir Isaac Newton, 1675

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# 4 24-02-2004 , 09:31 AM

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I used gi joe from this site

https://www.3dluvr.com/pixho/

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# 5 25-02-2004 , 01:35 PM

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Yes the room and the lightninght are good and the space where the model is inserted.

I belive there are a lot of t-rex fanatics my self are one user added image

the model seems to be nice at this stage.

weld some pixels !!!

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# 6 25-02-2004 , 04:14 PM

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getting their. reminds me of the raptors on JPark user added image

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# 7 09-03-2004 , 10:31 PM

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Update

I've been working on the eye

what do you guys think?

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# 8 10-03-2004 , 08:13 PM

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looking good thus far, I'd recommend also taking a look at the book, Predatory dinosaurs of the world, by Gregory S. Paul, it's a really awesome book, skeletal diagrams, muscle restorations, etc., really good reference. I'd also recommend looking at all the jurassic park dvds, the making of sections have a lot of really good stuff, JP3 even has turntables of their hi-res dino models

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