Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 1
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.
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28-10-2011
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Demon Sculpt + Weapons Complete
Update on my Major Project.
Ive finished sculpting both characters now and their weapons. Just have to pose, texture, and render. Little over a month left to do it.
Any feed back would much appreciated,
cheers,
J
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You should start separating bits and pieces in order to detail them better. The problem is some things still look very undetailed because they would need more subDivisions. But that would result in more Detail in the entire Mesh, which you dont want.
Start creating SubTools for each piece!
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Eww he is gross
The two blue circles: the nails look a little to flat try adding just a little curve to them. The plate that is on his stomach has this weird corner is it a clipping problem?
Otherwise nice job I agree with the Duke he is disgusting defiantly not my first pick to invite to dinner. I really like the utensils.
- Jake
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once again thanks...keep it coming guys...
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The thing that pops out to me straight off is that his pose is worng. He is bolt upright and looks like he would topple over. I would have a look at bigger upper body creatures, say like a gorilla, and bend the knees a bit and arch the back to make him more viable in a default pose. Drop back down the sub div levels and pose him up a bit.
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Steve
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