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.
If you where given maya unlimited and $15,000 could you succeed as a 3d modeler/animator? on your own...
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i dont think i would be able to, or even want to, animation isnt the only part of 3d, but alot of people think it is
anyway
i wudnt be able to do it on my own cos even tho books help alot with learning, theres nothing like human interaction
I agree with Nem there is nothing like human interaction for learning something like Maya. Speaking from personal experience I think that the feedback and information I get from the people on this site alone is worth more than any book I could read on the subject. I think this is especially true for this group because there are a number of experienced modelers who do more than their fare share of helping a Noobies Maya experience be as painless as possible.
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