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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Only finished work will be considered for the gallery. Do not post works in progress here. They belong in the WIP forum.
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Maybe I should just attach a pic to a post and get some general opinions ?
I'm pretty new to all of this kind of stuff.
May be in a year I will go for the gallery.
I was just looking for a little feed back on my fist attempt.
This site is great motivation
I'll be around.Thanks
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I have a question
I have a 10 second animation I did in Maya as a school project that I am pretty proud of. It is in QT format, but is 4 megs...would something that size be allowed? I would post a link to an external site, but, alas, I don't currently have a server that I can put it on right now.
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I'm new to simplymaya so I im not quite sure I should comment but it would be cool to see a thumbnailed animation gallery that links to peoples demo reels and such like on their own webspace.
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we found sm around the same time..that's cool just to comment on your post now...I would agree about the linkpage for demo reels...nice idea...but on the otherhand....now I've bin around at sm for a while I've seen so many people with crapy 3d renders who think that they made a masterpeace...that IF....sm would open a linkpage that they would be overloaded with crap demoreels anyways....
I don't think they should be busy with that....I think the main purpose of sm is to get 3d hobbists together to learn from eachother in the first place and to give some peace of help and tips & trics (with the tuts) from the more advanced 3d artists...
I think they should not loose those 2 important priorities by opening a 3rd less important thing...
let's keep sm strong as it's keep gettin' stronger everyday
well...shared my view of things....you probably know by know how things run so it isn't totally fair to negative you prev post...
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Airbus A380 takes to the skies
The animation was put together using Maya, Photoshop and After Effects.
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