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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02-10-2003
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October Challenge - Spoiler - Normal
I'm gonna try my hardest to complete this. It's just a shame we have to show our progress as I'd kinda like the animation to be a suprise the first time you watch it.
Actually, sod the progress. If I finish it I'll post it here then once you've seen it I'll post the wires and rigs etc.
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02-10-2003
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02-10-2003
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Each time I take part I know I'm not going to win and normally I dont even finish the pieces.
If it's not considered it doesnt bother me. It's just nice to have someone else come up with ideas for me once a month.
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02-10-2003
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With that said here is a model I knocked up earlier.
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