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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Im realy looking for feed back on the UVs, mainly looking at the turret was not happy with the distortion so cut more seams witch allowed me to spread the uvs better............dave
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hey daveYep im still going around each UV thats created to check for stretching all I am saying is it gets me to a position where I can do that quicker...........dave
yeah I know it does mate no worries. I was just giving a little extra help there as some people take auto uving for granted thinking its done after clicking the button
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To be fair I have not been doing the UVs like I did the modelling, bit of overwhelmed at the beginning then a case of some organizing and of cause the time of year, If I was using roadkill at the beginning would have been a bit faster.............dave
Edit:Would like to see how some one in the business would do it
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