A mag for a car? It helps to be explicit. To me a "mag" means "magazine".
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Even the most fundamental and basic Maya tuts go over commands like duplicate special. In fact the very first introductory tutorial that comes with the Maya doc goes over rotating duplicates of an object around an axis, exactly like your problem here. I'm not trying to be rude, but I think you'd save yourself so much time and trouble if you invested in watching some tuts. There are free ones out there.
I and others are more than willing to help you out when you run into problems, but when it comes to the basic functions of Maya's interface and commands, it becomes difficult to keep answering. Particularly since you spent so much time trying to get someone to make new tutorials for "crossing over". Stop assuming that the workflow is exactly the same and all the tools have analogues. Watch some Maya tutorials and learn how Maya functions. Again, sorry if that was blunt, don't mean to be offensive. It's not the first time I've tried to make this point. |
oh sorry Yes it's a Mag for a car that I am working on, sorry:)
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NextDesign- Some call it Rim - Mag or even Wheel. It's the silver chrome thing that holds the tire in place "Mag Wheel".
Sorry for that mix up. I will be more specif. I am finding as I read and go through all of this. The names of such functions are throwing me off I'm finding. However I am doing some serious reading through the documents. Thanks, :) |
23- Rigging Question:nerd:.
Ok I know this may seem very simple for some of you, However is it smart to Riggin a character before Texturing It. I am curious about this? If so or not can someone explain the negatives vs the positives of the step. I am asking this not to jump ahead of Texturing. However for prepping purposes to have in place ahead of time if this was possible. Like if I rigged a character up, place this rig on a separate Layer to hold in place so once the Texturing was done I could come back to the Rigg and go into the animating it. Or is this a no no and because of why? Just curious here.:playfull: Thanks:) |
I'm not absolutely sure about this, but I wouldn't bind the skin to the rig before at least laying out the UVs and applying a placeholder texture. You could make the rig separate from the geo, then texture it, and then bind the rig to the geo... I think that might be an appropriate workflow. You might run into problems doing the texturing after the binding and painting weights etc. is complete, however, again, not 100% sure on that.
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NextDesign- Thanks for clearing that up for me.
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