Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 1
This course will look at the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. We'll look at what makes a good model in Maya and why objects are modeled in the way they are.
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im just trying to figure out that like a majority of the people who do a robot/mecha always start with the foot, and they always do the same kind of foot....
noone seen any other kind of robots?
but good so far. we see a smoothed version?
Do you have any references?
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Well, I just saw a picture belowe and Thought that I really like it and decided to make it. That's why it has the same foot as many others. I first need to learn ordinary mechs, then I'll make not-so-ordinarry one
I'll post smoothed later, here is referenc (althought I'm not sure if I even can
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sweet. Although i would change the hands away fom the pincar types.
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If you wanted a little more eye candy detail i would add a small, 2 very small hydraulic pistons going from the top of the toes to the feet. give it a sweet look.
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... maybe dont even smooth.. just soften.. (for renders that is). Anyways, great job so far .. looks like it has major potential. Keep up the good work.
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Well, I was trying to get at first accuracy, but since I am still a n00b, I wan't changed my mind. I might to that again
Oh, and that concept is not my, it's from verry good known concept artist, but can't remember her/his name-.
Tnx again!
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