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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What type of references are you using?
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Thnanx next that is helpful
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You might want to stick some tempery eye ball in so you can adjust your polys............dave
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I think you need to move the eye farward and increase the size then start adjusting you polys to match..........you will get there............dave
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Next ...these are the references images I am going off, I just do not diplay them in perspective view only in side and front view though like I mentioned are not hi res.
but the proportions from my newbie view seem to match up with the images I have .
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You can get your model to match refs no probs but what you need to do is get out of the orthgraphic views and use the perspective view more and judge your character that way rarther than matching the orthos perfectly.
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Ohh does anyone own the stop staring book that they want to sell ????
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Not looking to bad, still needs tweeking around the eyes (eye lids) laughter line and top forhead. I think you are going to have to redo the ear, google ear images...........dave
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