Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
In this course we're going to look at something a little different, creating technically accurate 3D printed parts.
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03-03-2003
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Selfish
I have a simple question. I am spending my money and time to learn Maya. Basically I am busting my ASS. Now the guy who works with me just wants to know everything through me.
He never spends a penny on any books or dvd.
Basically he is my competition at work. Should I just tell and show him everything???
He always wants to look at my sketches my designs etc and then I see my ideas in his work.
What should I do????? How do I handle him when he asks me questions about how I made something? Or am I being selfish????
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03-03-2003
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After a few bad projects he may get the message
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03-03-2003
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and it can be horrible!
keep your answers shorter (every time), and if he asks why you just give that short answers: because you are so good now! i'can not teach you anymore (or something like that)
and dont give him your books or dvds, he should buy it hisself....
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Thanks guys. I was starting to think that I was a bad/selfish
guy:-)
Kevin by the way really great site...
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Actually that is what I do. I keep my answers short. He is like a dog does not give up though.
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I finally ordered AE 5.5 today can't wait to get it......:-)
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i know how it is if someone won't give up! (and if you don't like him)...
so, have to go to cinema...
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almost mate!Originally posted by slickrenderer
Kevin do you run this site full time or do you work somewhere else? Just curious:-)
I finally ordered AE 5.5 today can't wait to get it......:-)
We have simplylightwave.com up and running now as well as 2 others in production, I still do some web design work but want to move to this full time ASAP.
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grrrr
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. As for the pest stealing your stuff.... tell him that, dont just think to yourself, he stole my idea.... instead tell him, "you used that from the drawings i showed you.. do you know thats plagiarism?". That should get him off your ass. Also, sometimes its nice to help people, when they use the info the right way, but to guide the person through the whole process is wrong and you should state that as well.. be upfront with the guy i say . Then again, i can be quite cold hearted at times.. so maybe its not a good idea. 
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