im maya newbie! learning 4.5 complete at my friends studio and going to buy maya 5 complete. am on os x. hope i will find a lot of answers in this forums
i find maya preatty easy to learn... what do u think?
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vertiis.
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sorry 4 my english
Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 2
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new one...
im maya newbie! learning 4.5 complete at my friends studio and going to buy maya 5 complete. am on os x. hope i will find a lot of answers in this forums
i find maya preatty easy to learn... what do u think?
regards,
vertiis.
ps
sorry 4 my english
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answers you will get for sure here!!
maya has a very intuitive ui and that helps alot while learning this sw. but there are allways many other ways to do something and realy hard is to know which way is the best.
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thanks for quick reply.
maya starts to amaze me. in no minutes ive found out how to create uv maps and mix textures with hypershade. it's intuitive as hell!!!
could u point me to some urls where i could find some interesting tutorials and galleries/animations?
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and yep maya workflow rules! easy to learn...hard to master
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you can go throu this little tutorial Link database... -->
https://www.simplymaya.com/tutorial_links.mhtml
one of the good links which is mentioned there is Boris3D... -->
https://www.boris3d.de/tutorials.html
it has a lot of links to Maya tutorials...
Iwhen I first began to look around among the 3D programs... I must say I found that Maya had the most user friendly GUI... and the more I work with Maya the more I love it...
I can also recommend you this book... "Maya® 4.5 Savvy"...
I have just brought it this weekend, and I must say it is a very good book...
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btw. if you want a little basic info I have made a bit here...
it's a kind of a little basic sharing tut...
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My name is Izzy, and feel free to ask most anything here!
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ok then - is it true you wear pink Y-fronts Izzy?Originally posted by ragecgi
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