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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here's a tip from a tutorial i found in net ...
>> Maya has built-in automatic nurbs tessellation check located in the render menu. If you want to render your nurbs scene, all you have to do is select all of your nurbs objects, go to the render menu and select set nurbs tessellation, apply this function, then render the scene, it will reduce the gaps automatically. This feature evaluates a set frame (s) and automatically determines the optimum tessellation settings, which results in smoother surfaces without over-tessellation (of course this saves time and memory).
Hope that helps u. Or u can try this one ...
>>. Every time you're finished with fillet & trim, select your trimmed & filleted objects and set/turn on Advanced Tessellation and set number of UV to 20x20 (or higher as per ur requirement)
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Heres an updated render, I'm pretty much done modelling and ready for C&C.. the plug i made is more of a cartoonish type, i rarely see those types hangin around my house.. I might redo it to a more detailed and realistic type, but i was feeling somewhat lazy last night. The other thing is I forgot to give it a light switch
I'm going to model that to the base of lamp. What kind of switch do you guys think will look best?
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. I was wondering if theres a pretty easy way for me to maybe rig the cable so that its easily movable, instead of either re-creating the cable each time, or moving its CV path curve (there are TONS of CV points on this curve, id rather re-create it haha)..
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