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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It might be worth beefing up his backpack - it looks a little thin at the moment, but other than that, this is looking cool.
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Rhetoric Camel-As ive said the proportions need to be fixed up.
Arran- Thanks, after i fix up the main character i was going to detail it more. atm it is just a temp to see where it'll go
Tick- I was going for the cartoony look so it's good to know iv'e done it right
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I am going to work on details such as cloth folds and asymetry.
Still keeping it low poly.
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The detail will happen soon. I have made a start on the oversized drill.
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A question to mike- How low is low poly. So far this is 2500 faces (Unoptimised). Is that good or should i try to lose some?
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