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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Yes, more seating, tables and items on the walls. I don't know how to lay out uvs just yet. The walls look horrible, I'd like to either texture them or extrude something on them so they aren't so smooth. I just started using Maya a few weeks ago but that's not an exuse..lol. Your cg gallery is very good!Looks like that couch needs its uvs laid out. There isn't really much to crit at this point. I guess there is a lot of wasted space, will more furnishings be added?
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. Laying out UVs isn't hard, just a little repetative and boring, once you've gotten the hang of it, your eyes will just glaze over and you'll crank that stuff out without really thinking about it. Run an automatic mapping on the couch, it may not be ideal UV placement but it'll be better than whats there now and you won't have that glaring texture distortion. As for the walls, I don't see a problem with them, however I don't know what you're aiming for. I will say though, that until you're done modeling the scene, that's probably the least of your worries because what if you texture your wall and it looks all badass in an empty room but as you start adding furniture/decor, it starts looking busy and cluttered and then you have to rethink that wall all over again.
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I sort of fixed it. Well the uvs finaly laid out but it still needs some work. I'm still working on more furniture so the couch is put on hold for now. Thanks everyone!Have you tried deleting history or even exporting as obj and importing? If none of that works then you can post/send the couch and I'll look at it, if you do please use the .ma format.
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