Integrating 3D models with photography
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Nurbs can be tricky to model with, you have to get your mind around them. Although most sources say that there are better for modelling non-character types and that polys and Sub-Ds are better for this.
The only thing that puts me off of NURBS is texturing them - it's seems like a right pain in the *rse! Are you going to texture this model Kurt?
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that gave me a heart attack!!!. now thats what i call REAL modeling. great detail. dont ever stop. boys got a future.
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Just a update started the body. Still thinking what kind of feet he should have. Im playing with the idea of a hoof on a horse or maybe a rhino's foot.....
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wow, that is freggen amazing
how did you learn maya so good? just from constant practice, or from videos and tutorials, or a school?
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