No Images for Hand Modelling tutorial

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.

# 1 07-07-2007 , 08:48 PM

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Have downloaded the first two parts to the Hand Modelling tutorial

https://www.simplymaya.com/movie_page...tml?tut_id=117

but cannot find the plane images SideHandImage or TopHandImage anywhere on my puter. Anyone got them or tell me where they are supposed to be?

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# 2 07-07-2007 , 10:21 PM

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here ya go..

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I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination, knowledge is limited, imagination encircles the world. (Albert Einstein)

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# 3 07-07-2007 , 11:21 PM

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Ah - from the artist himself. Cheers ears user added image

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# 4 07-07-2007 , 11:32 PM

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Actually, if I may take advantage of contact with you, all be it brief, how feasible might it be to model a hand completely from a sigle nurb (not patched or sub d's)? The reason I ask is that I am working on Second Life and the advent of "sculpties" now enable you to import simple nurb models from Maya and other 3D programs. Trouble is they must be single objects and poly's or sub d's don't really cut it too well in the process of converting your 3D model to a "Sculpt Texture" or "Sculpt Map" (SL's standard RGB texture where the channels are mapped onto X, Y, and Z space and converted to a .bmp for import into SL). They are textured over a sphere primitive, which is then distorted by the map. Consequently the quality is limited atm, but the fewer prims you use, the more effective it is. There's a good question for you I hope!

Nice website btw

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