Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 2
This course will look in the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. It's aimed at people that have some modeling experience in Maya but are having trouble with
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Started on the body...
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If something isnt right, then back it up with some crit otherwise your point of view to me is completely invalid.
Its the shoulder thats not right, and yes its just a start.
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Nice start on the body too...
Liter is French for 'Gimme some ****ing cola before I break vous ****ing lips!"
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unless you were going for that:p
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You still dont know? But it might be her Butt? It still doesnt help. But dont worry, it will all fall into place. Just wait...
Blomkaal: Thanks man, that ear was a test as Im trying for a more realistic approach with minimal geometry.
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Liter is French for 'Gimme some ****ing cola before I break vous ****ing lips!"
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Yeah I noticed yesterday while I was on it. Its the right size proportion and all that but its fat in its form, whereas ears are quite thin, it has been corrected:attn:
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Are ya sure
? It wa the shoulder area wasnt it...Cheers
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Yeah I'll do it t'nite...
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