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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I tried to keep it simple and also i don't have the computing power to render cmplicated textures or lighting and for this one also not the time to do any texturing work. I'll record machine sounds in an old letterpress department on monday. I think sound is definetly important to keep it together.
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Also improved rendering for openGL is pretty quick. Recording some sounds tomorrow. I should be finished by tuesday. for now some more stills to keep you happy
spinning disc turns and "pours" boxes into floor
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nice work and looking forward to seeing this in motion
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@ matt,
I can see why you are interested in the film bit. There's not much to it. I bought some green paper, a black and white film and borrowed the most shite dv camera my college had (not intentional but I figured it out very quickly once I started using it) Put it all up in my room, lit and finally filmed it. The rest of the story is a lot of masking in AEF and that's it.
just recorded "machiny" sounds the only thing I need now is an old projector. And it'll all be fine.
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https://video.google.com/videoplay?do...09875429742573
enjoy, but somehow googlevideo blows it up really huge on my computer, so it would be worth trying to make it smaller so qualitz is not quite as bad.
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Top work,
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