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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As far as the sword is concerned, I think it looks pretty cool. I did notice that you have alot of really small geometry. I reccomend that you be careful not to add so much detail as it might not show or show very as a physical model. But anyway, great work so far!
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For now I am dooing a simple extrude, 2x smoth and then poligon sculpt. Acutaly this is the first time I do on this way and it is fantastyc:attn: I can realy model very fast and I like it very much. So I will first model everything on that way and the remove needlessly detail
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Let me here hear some critics
13.5 mb in obj and 3.5 when I zip it:attn:
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dude very sweeeeeet model - hats off to you dude.
one thing though - I know the legs are a stand for the sword but where the hell did the ribs come from as that would make one pointless sword if they are attached
post some shots of the final stand without the sword help me see whats going on.
where did you get the referance for the bones in the legs ???
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where did I get the referance for the bones in the legs.
Nowhere
hahahaha I made it all up.
My Dad who is biology scientist said it's an interesting solution
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really i think i have seen them before - if not them something very simulareOriginally posted by goksimaster
Ok I am rendering some pic know.
where did I get the referance for the bones in the legs.
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Originally posted by mtmckinley
you might need to thicken up some of the bones, especially the ribs, as they look like they'd easily break for the statue
the bones are intersecting and the ribs are fine , I am more concerned about the blade because I think it's to thin on the ends
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