Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 1
This course will look at the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. We'll look at what makes a good model in Maya and why objects are modeled in the way they are.
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I was looking for the PFD on how to make a reflection on a glass with light hiting it. Im there now looking for it, If I find it ,Ill post it here.
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youll have to be registered to download em tough...
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NOTE: THESE ARE JUST RUMORS! Not confirmed facts!
They are just things I've read on other 3D sites w/Maya-related content.
1. Alias will be getting thier tuts back up, with a LOT more tuts added on a REGULAR basis by a new tutorial team.
2. Alias is in the process of completing the design/code for a full-on tutorial/forum site to compete with all of ours!
(Kinda like Gnomon, but with straight information from the horses mouth)
3. Alias will not have tutorials anymore, because they believe the community has done a good job doing that already.
4. OTHER than the PLE users "public area" tuts, the good tuts will now be iether subscription-based, and/or permission-based on a valid liscense. So for the good tuts, if you don't own Maya, you will not be able to see them. (stupidest rumor IMHO)
Again, these are just RUMORS that I have gasthered from around the web, and are NOT to be taken seriously at all.
ALSO, this post is not representative in ANY way of the views of SM and the moderators.
Read it with a grain of salt.
Toungue-in-cheek.
Wink-wink.
yada, yada....
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Yea I checked the 3D101 stuff,It's not much but learnd a few new thingsOriginally posted by BabyDuck
and it seams all the old tutorials got deleted since it is alias.com. has an amazing 5 tutorials left. and 6 for ple. not the nice html tutorials it had once. oh, and i dont even want to start with the 3d 101 - look at it - but dont expect wonders. and only the modeling section seams to work.
But if I needed to get the Tut's from any other site I'd need to be a member of that site to get the Tutorials as well,, hope Alias get's it togather soon before the fall.
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