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# 1 12-04-2004 , 04:10 PM

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Just sorta in the middle of the second part...

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# 2 12-04-2004 , 04:18 PM

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is that a shirt going on him? or just havent conected the head?

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# 3 12-04-2004 , 04:22 PM

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great start Zyk0tiK... will be keeping a eye on this.. hope you are learning a lot from it...

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# 4 12-04-2004 , 05:49 PM

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Done pretty much all of part 2... And yeah i'm learning loads user added image

this tutorial is great Kurt!

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# 5 12-04-2004 , 05:58 PM

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Nice progress...... the proportion is looking really good.

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# 6 12-04-2004 , 11:27 PM

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Thanks Kurt! Nice to see the creator of the tutorial has a keen interest on the progress of his students user added image

Anyways, not sure if i'm correct to the tutorial or not, the 2nd part finished and i just got into it and converted and merged etc user added image

so it it's wrong it's my fault user added image

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# 7 12-04-2004 , 11:37 PM

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Looks pretty good mate... the main thing i see that needs a bit more tweaking is his knee area but thats minor... pull some the the verts to smooth them out a bit.

Chest and arms are looking pretty good.

Keep going...

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# 8 13-04-2004 , 08:33 AM

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Originally posted by dragonsfire
is that a shirt going on him? or just havent conected the head?

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I'm not really sure what it is yet user added image

Some kinda shirt but yah user added image

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# 9 13-04-2004 , 06:36 PM

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well i give up, the tutorial is good, but i suck, too advanced for me, got bored of my stuff looking like crap

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# 10 13-04-2004 , 06:49 PM

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dude dont stop..... best way to learn is to keep trying you can do it I believe in you... your model looks just like mine at the same point...

Keep working on it..

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# 11 13-04-2004 , 07:11 PM

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keep it up dude!

watch the same part a few times mate, it will come mate - i promise ya user added image

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# 12 13-04-2004 , 07:50 PM

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i totally understand how he feels. I've been TRYING to learn Maya on my own for a few months now, but i start something, then i get stuck, then it gets too complicated, and finally i give it up.
I am trying to get a head start cuz i start my maya classes in college in the Fall.
But dude, keep going, looks better than anything i've made as a newbie user added image

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# 13 13-04-2004 , 10:32 PM

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If you only put 20% in, you only get 20% out user added image

Keep practacing.

Yeah, but no but yeah but no....

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# 14 14-04-2004 , 09:13 AM

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Maybe you're right, it's just the hand, my hand looked like right royal s**t, annoyed the hell out of me after about 4 hours work, i suck user added image

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# 15 14-04-2004 , 02:57 PM

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hand take time mate... trust me.....they are one of the hardest things to master... like i said in the tut.. hands are like a a new model.... I usally spend a ton of time on them even more then 4 hours..

You can do it

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