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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Smiffy Character
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but I think the mesh would have been better had you added the edge loops properly around the mouth allowing you to sculpt the correct nasal labial folds, as these look a little lumpy right now where youve just sculpted
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Yeah it could do with flowing a little better round there. I rushed the base mesh in my eagerness to get it into Mudbox and sculpt.
Lesson learned for next time.
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I have used the retop tools in Zbrush to build clothing but thats as far as it goes......I wouldnt bother otherwise
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I agree with Jay that the best practice is to get that right at the start, I jumped in as I was just trying out Mudbox and Zbrush prior to my purchasing decision. Anyway here is the updates mesh with no Mudbox work done as yet.
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umm... not sure, but is he holding a small green toilet with a big poo in it?
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To get more up to speed I'm going to try Jay's new tutorial in preparation for next stage of models after Christmas.
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