Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 2
This course will look in the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. It's aimed at people that have some modeling experience in Maya but are having trouble with
complex objects.
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Why poligone sculpt tool is pretty cool and useful. beside no body said anything abot converthing displacment in to a poligone:pOriginally posted by Weyu
Doesnt that mean that the ones with Zbrush got a huge advantage?
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Edit: Who won the previous challange by the way?
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I tried to get clever with Maya once, a couple months back; I smoothed my model, sculpted some of the geometry, then using the smooth's construction history to reset the divisions back to "1"...however, from that point on, the Sculpt Geometry tool never had any effect on my model, either the unsmoothed version of the model, nor after smoothing it again.
But at least one "pro" is that Maya did calculate the changes that I made on the smoothed model, and adjused the position of my vertices on the low-res model; that goes to show that my plan half-worked :p
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I really looks like texturing will be the theme for the second part.Originally posted by Weyu:
Will the next part have a new theme or will it be a different "challenge" (Like texturing for example.)
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Texturing does have something to do with Part Two.
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Any specific time I have to be in by? Of course the sooner the better.
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I've got a lot on at the moment, but I'll see if I can think of something. Good luck everyone!
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Cheers man, this means that I'll be wraped up in this for ages now!Originally posted by R@nSiD
Just for you...
https://takegame.com/arcade/htm/chaos.htm
Mike - Before I start modeling, could you hint to the next part? Just that if its for some sort of animation then I would have to model for that, rarther than for a still.
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1)
2)Originally posted by mtmckinley
Texturing does have something to do with Part Two.
...now I'm going to take a guess...Originally posted by mtmckinley
5) Be prepared to save your final entry as an .OBJ!
In part 2, we'll trade our models off to another competitor, and we'll be texturing eachother's models?
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