"Blue" Bar

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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# 1 27-11-2007 , 03:27 PM

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Hello, I very new in Maya 8.5...
so if you all can give me a tips it's will be nice...

This is:
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Ooow ye, sorry about my English, I am a Russien...

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# 2 27-11-2007 , 05:43 PM

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looking good mate but just a thought you could try to bevel some of your edges a bit unless your going for a low poly. But even sharp edges in real life have a slight roundness too them. besides from that looking good

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# 3 27-11-2007 , 06:54 PM

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Great start!

To make it pop out more add some textures like on the bar and stools. The modeling is great. Got to this site to get some free textures.

https://mayang.com/textures/

EA Games

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# 4 27-11-2007 , 07:42 PM

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Hey, you should set up some lighting in the scene and turn off default lighting, this will give depth to the room and create realism, goodluck.

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# 5 29-11-2007 , 03:13 AM

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Thanks, I will tray the takstust, and that think's about lihte...

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# 6 29-11-2007 , 02:10 PM

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Good modeling! I DEFINITELY concur on beveling edges. The advice I've been given is to bevel EVERYTHING!

Once that's done, you can experiment all you like with texturing/lighting!

"Ad astra per aspera..."

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# 7 29-11-2007 , 11:09 PM

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Thanks, I will do that, I very glud that u all help me with that bar...

I will show u later how proccesing is my bar... ;}

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# 8 03-12-2007 , 07:06 PM

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A gun and a bottle, nice. Alcohol, firearms.... you need a pack of Marlboro to hit the trifecta. It a nice start and I concur, in real life everything tends to have a softer edge.

Chris Howell
Respower, a Self-Service Render Farm

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