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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I need the practice, and thats what this is for.
so yeah, no timeline, I will just finish them ASAP..
cool?
Update later with start of texture
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that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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(Even after all my time here, it happens)
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tell me what you think so far
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here is the model with a UV-ish texture
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so anyway, more updates sometime soon
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I need to make sure I am not doing something completely wrong...
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The spittlebone didn't either.
I am trying to get better at modeling and texturing, and this seems to be a nice way to do it.
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Its hard to explain with words will do a quick sketch see if i can show you what i mean.
Argh my artistic skills arnt good enough without a tablet... but to better describe there should probably be a highlight on the brow rather than a shaded part. look at some reference eyes (even use some for quick textures)
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Sorry I haven't added to this lately
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