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Fur problems
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The Maya help files have lots of info in there about Fur/Hair and its settings.
Chris (formerly R@nSiD)
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idiot
Listen jerk, i teach 3 classes with dozens of software titles. We've had Maya for ONE semester. I guess you don't remember college (if you've even went), but having the money for training isn't the school's first priority. Get a life and quit insulting people on forums.Originally posted by R@nSiD
Being a teacher should you not know that!!!
The Maya help files have lots of info in there about Fur/Hair and its settings.
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Re: idiot
chill dude.....Originally posted by jprice1000
Listen jerk, i teach 3 classes with dozens of software titles. We've had Maya for ONE semester. I guess you don't remember college (if you've even went), but having the money for training isn't the school's first priority. Get a life and quit insulting people on forums.
anyway, it is most likely the UVs. I had this problem when I was modelling some grass on an island.; the UVs were ugly and so all the grass grew out of one spot on the edge of the island and none anywhere else.
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Re: idiot
I would have taken the original comment as a joke, no need to get heated up about it, and looked into the suggestion of looking at the help files as they tell you the workflow for using the fur system, as a tutorial.Originally posted by jprice1000
Listen jerk, i teach 3 classes with dozens of software titles. We've had Maya for ONE semester. I guess you don't remember college (if you've even went), but having the money for training isn't the school's first priority. Get a life and quit insulting people on forums.
On a side note, I would have thought that training staff on a software that they are going to teach others would be a priority, otherwise whats the point of having a class using it?
"No pressure, no diamonds" Thomas Carlyle
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Re: Re: idiot
Originally posted by gster123
I would have taken the original comment as a joke, no need to get heated up about it, and looked into the suggestion of looking at the help files as they tell you the workflow for using the fur system, as a tutorial.
On a side note, I would have thought that training staff on a software that they are going to teach others would be a priority, otherwise whats the point of having a class using it?
sorry, its been a long week. i hate typed comments because you don't know the person's intent.
actually the class isn't a Maya class, its computer graphics studio. the students learn flash, after effects, premiere, real flow, dreamweaver and lightwave (which i know much better). Schools usually get money to buy software for classes, not training for the instructors.
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)My suggestion of always reading the Help Files first as they answer nearly all your questions first. Since you post above saying its not a maya class would have killed my post instantly. I would suggest that as above UV Mapping prior to Hair or fur is the best course of action tbh.
No hard feelings
Chris (formerly R@nSiD)
When the power of love overcomes the love of power the world will truely know peace - Jimmy Hendrix
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