Beer glass scene creation
This course contains a little bit of everything with modeling, UVing, texturing and dynamics in Maya, as well as compositing multilayered EXR's in Photoshop.
# 16 08-06-2004 , 06:40 PM
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Man, you're really doing this the hard way. If you use bevelplus (in the surfaces menu) on your curves, you'll create the type of bevel AND your surface and can output as nurbs or poly. Do a search on BevelPlus in the manual and take a look.


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# 17 08-06-2004 , 06:53 PM
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what version of maya is that?.. got 4.0 you know.. can't find it.. but there must be a plug-in that's equal?

# 18 08-06-2004 , 06:59 PM
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I believe it was integrated into 4.5 and beyond. You should be able to still find the plugin for 4.0 at alias' site or highend3d.com. You could also do a google search.


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# 19 08-06-2004 , 07:00 PM
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thanks! i'll try that then=)

# 20 08-06-2004 , 07:26 PM
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man... you're a lifesaver!!! thanks alot!!... with the plug-in it turned out just the way i wanted in 2 secondsuser added image user added image user added image user added image

# 21 08-06-2004 , 10:41 PM
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ah, yeah, bevel plus was what I was referring to before. Didn't realize you were using 4.

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