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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Dave: Cheers man See you there dude!! No stretch marks for me,... its the new cream!!
Falott: Thanks, ahh the seam, there isnt one. Its all magic!! No seriously once Ive done the main texturing I then use Mayas own 3d texture paint tool, to clone over the seam at a hi resolution, save out the map and reload in to the PS file and create the bump transluscence and spec maps from it. I use a standard blinn shader with maps on the above channels and 3 point lighting rig.
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Enjoy
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You've got some real subtle beauty in the skin.
Really cool, dude!
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21-09-2005
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Yeah, I dont want to sound blase, but keeping it that way works for me as its simple and easy on the eye, I see alot of stuff where the details are just , 'in your face' kind of thing and you are drawn to that only and miss the bigger picture all round.
Thanks again dude
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Nice....
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27-09-2005
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It's Shrek as a middle aged engineer.
Thanks Guys
Yeah Shrek was an inspiration for a part of this.
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27-09-2005
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Small Update just to show how its looking.
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28-09-2005
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Both you and Vlad know how to rock the textures
I may have to start a thread over at OUTLAWS and get you guys talkin' 'bout texture!
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Hey cheers bro, yeah get on over and post a thread, Im sure I'll reply in depth, I may even get onto the favorite band thing to annoy you too
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Enjoy
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i like the overall personality of him. id love to see him in motion.
good job
i wish the head had a little more color variation tho
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