Beer glass scene creation
This course contains a little bit of everything with modeling, UVing, texturing and dynamics in Maya, as well as compositing multilayered EXR's in Photoshop.
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You dont need SDs for this bit, you are doing real good!!!
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It's fun when you get some workflow and things start to take shape a bit faster than they did a couple of weeks back.
Started on the hand(s)
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Best resolt would come, if every one in the group are doing what is best for himself and the group!!
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And no, I've looked at two different tutorials I found on the net. https://www.microcan.nl/hand/hand.htm and https://plissken.fatalunity.com/tutorials/subdiv/
Not using subds though, just inspiration of how to lay out my polys. Using pictures of my own hand as reference.
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I'm tempted to make raven! Still cant find the book but a I'm thinking a chopper with a huge nuke as side car!! Must be fun.
Oh yeh and the the nuclear midi-gun is great!!
God its been a couple of years since I read the book so I've ordered it from amazon.
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I have a little plan making YT to accompany Hiro later on, and adding the cool motorcycle and her courier board. We'll see how it works out this summer.
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Started on the legs, deleted them and started on the legs, deleted them and started on the legs...
Didn't make any progress really, been concepting pants and boots and armour and trying the re-shape different parts of the jacket to fit better with the legs.
Exam tomorrow, must sleep. :bandit:
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wish ya all the luck!
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lets begin shall we
1. the smoothed model...are you using subD's? or just smoothed polys...
2. Are you starting with a box, and then refining it down? or are you starting with something else?
3. on the edges where the armor meet the cloth...when you smooth the model how do you manage to retain the harder edge there? is it creasing in subD?
great model by the way, its looking very smooth...i cant wait to see it textured...how are you going to handle the different material types on the jacket? im assuming you want the armor to have a thick plastic look to it...
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03-06-2004
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The exam went well, I think. So now it's summer vacation and maya for the next 10 weeks or so.
Rubberkidney:
Not using subD. It's just a poly mesh with 2 subdivison levels mesh smooth applied.1. the smoothed model...are you using subD's? or just smoothed polys...
Depends a bit on what I'm doing. For connected mirrored geometry I've found it nice to start with an outline of the mesh in the sideview using the create polygon tool. Then using the split polygon tool just add some major geometry lines going across that outline, and extruding them out. (see picture)2. Are you starting with a box, and then refining it down? or are you starting with something else?
But for the e.g. the hand i started with a cube with 3x4x1 divisons and modelled from there.
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03-06-2004
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Nope, just polys with an extra edge or two to mark the contour.3. on the edges where the armor meet the cloth...when you smooth the model how do you manage to retain the harder edge there? is it creasing in subD?
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