Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 1
This course will look at the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. We'll look at what makes a good model in Maya and why objects are modeled in the way they are.
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in need of ego boosting are we? I think this should have been a normal entry. I've only been using 3d apps a few months but already I would put my work in the normal category. I know I wont win but that's not why I'm taking part anyway.
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See how this one goes!
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That is a excellent challenge entry.
Really looks like an in game screenshot.
Congratulations, and well done for completing the challenge.
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I thought about going normal level for the next one, but Mike announced that it's going to be animation....
I've never done animation before and I think noobie is still right where I should be.
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Great work, great textures....
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Good work this challenge, another cool piece of work.
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That triangle thingy is the triangle-shaped support under those blocks around the top of the building, if that make sense, scraggy.
Oh, and I wish there were some rules or guide lines to follow for the noobie/normal dilemma, it's a rather hard decision, for me at least.
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Now, having said that, it can seem that because we HAVEN'T, you may feel inadequate. However, I can say with good confidense that your entry is above average compared to most newbie class entries of the past. I would be comfortable if you decided to change to normal in the next challenge. You still have a good bit of improvement and practice to go, however, so I do not see it as being mandatory, at least, not yet.
I hope you take that as the compliment that it was meant. lol
This would also go vice versa... if an entry looked like the artist would benefit from being changed to Newbie class, I would hope the artist in question would not feel slighted by the request, and instead feel challenged to improve himself to meet the high standards that he obviously wants to achieve.
Also, all critiques for those that finish will be given by email or personal message after judging has taken place on or near after Oct 1st.
I will only offer critique for those that finish according to the rules of the challenge. If those that have not finished would still like some sort of critique, feel free to ask in private.
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