Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 1
This course will look at the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. We'll look at what makes a good model in Maya and why objects are modeled in the way they are.
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Maya Live??
Like a step by step guide. I only need to be shown once, but shown clearly. lol
Thanx peeps. Maya live is the only thing i haven't touched in 18 months of maya
ANY help or links is much appreciated
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Keep going over the (not so useful) help files is my only advice, you will get the hang of it eventually, I know I did lol.
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Originally posted by bendingiscool
Keep going over the (not so useful) help files is my only advice, you will get the hang of it eventually, I know I did lol.
Chris
wot u mean u know u did? lol
so u know maya live or not?
thnx m8
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thanx man
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You basically load up an image sequewnce and then create tracking nodes that you locate to areas in the image sequence that either stay in the shot all the time or most of it and are of high contrast, then hit solve to solve the shot.
It isnt as simple as that but thats the basic outline of it, it can also calculate distance etc etc
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after that some general techniques in matchmoving should be learn. either the gnomon dvds by tom dobbert - actually they are pretty good.
or buy the book by - who would have thought - tim dobbert. my flat mate said its worth a read.
good luck
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