Tetris: The Musical

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 04-09-2012 , 12:54 AM

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My first real animation completed. And it was a bear. I made a million mistakes, and learned from most of them. Unfortunately, not soon enough to fix them in this video, but it still turned out pretty reasonable.

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# 2 04-09-2012 , 01:36 AM

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That was pretty entertaining. The animation could use a bit of polish, but I'm sure you are aware of a lot of the points, so I won't critique too harshly. Thumbs up, and keep making more cool stuff.

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# 3 04-09-2012 , 02:19 AM

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Thanks. Yeah. We were on a time limit, and these were basically my first rigged characters. But please, if you have tips on how to FIX the issues you'd noticed, those are welcome. Cause right now I'm working on a similar project FOR Sega... and I'm kinda terrified :O

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# 4 10-09-2012 , 06:50 PM

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Hahaha reminds me of Avenue Q. Really like it, would love to see more!

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# 5 11-09-2012 , 04:25 AM

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Thanks

Well, there're plenty more musicals in that playlist, though most of them use substantially less maya-ing (that's a verb, here, right?) Just came back from a shoot on the town with a guy in a massive alligator mascot suit XD

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