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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Because I couldnt get it to work, but i think it is easy if you dont suck. But if someone can get it to work. Please tell me because I would like to try and make it work myself. Peace
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I think its something in the mel script
I don't use mel, so i don't know.
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Thanks for wasting your time reading this line.
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Here's another fact: The Matrix code you see in the Neo and Cypher scene is different from the code you see in the beginning of the movie. This other coding is all numbers. (I suppose because it has to do with the phone system since the machines are tracing Trinity's line at this time) This code is easier to do since each number is constantly changing and nothing moves up or down. In Maya terms, it's like having a bunch of spread out, instanced particles standing still with a rand. expression to control the instances.
Anyway, I think this has turned into my next project. I'm going to try and make a realistic Matrix code.
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Email if anything come up~
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I would LOVE to figure out how to do that effect
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used in the "code-rain" shots tonight when I get home for you all
Lemon is right.
Mainly the "typical" code-rain shots are a subset of the katakana horizonatally mirrored plus arabic numerals (0-9) and a fair number of punctuational symbols.
Lemme know if ya want em
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Cool?
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As said before, some code flowing downward has a white character in the front. There are about ten of these white characters on screen at any given time. Some code flows downward as if a light were lighting up each character on a plane from behind as explained before, while some code does not flow downward at all, but changes its characters. Some code doesn't change at all. It just sits there. Some colomns remain "characterless" and are completely blank.
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Don't you have something else to do.
LOL..... ehh, I'm just messin with you.
That's prety neat that you figured taht all out.
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These are Windows TrueType .ttf fonts, and I've got 7 fonts here for yaz
Check em all out, as I don't know which one you might need.
The one that looks most promising is called, ironicly, "MatrixCode.ttf"
Enjoy, and I hope they help