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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OEM
i saw this page www.oemsoftwaremarket.com
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whats the diffrent between OEM and original one and is it worth to buy OEM and if it is is this Store Good?
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Re: OEM
Originally posted by Television
Well hi again.
i saw this page www.oemsoftwaremarket.com
and i was wondering about it.
whats the diffrent between OEM and original one and is it worth to buy OEM and if it is is this Store Good?
oemsoftwaremarket.com COOL :attn:
Ordered a lot of goods, with all it is happy.:bow:
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https://www.oemsoftwaremarket.com/sof...unlimited.html
ok... that was abit over dramatic
haha, the latest version of Maya they have isn't even the latest version....
and they are still calling it Alias Maya...
last i looked Unlimited 8.5 was $4995 (i'm guessing US)
how is it they can sell for so cheap?
that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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Originally posted by Chirone
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhh????????????????????
https://www.oemsoftwaremarket.com/sof...unlimited.html
ok... that was abit over dramatic
haha, the latest version of Maya they have isn't even the latest version....
and they are still calling it Alias Maya...
last i looked Unlimited 8.5 was $4995 (i'm guessing US)
how is it they can sell for so cheap?
Its cheap because it isn't exactly legit...
The only proper way to get OEM software (in this case Maya) is to buy a workstation from some company like BOXX that bundles Maya with their computers. If you buy it separately, you break the EULA and if Autodesk finds out, they'll probaly drag you into court.
Of course, I may be wrong. I never bothered to read Maya's EULA, but that is how OEM licenses generally works, you buy, you get cheaper, you don't buy, then it isn't legit...
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Nonsense. 2 months I buy, all is good. The price very good. Has bought more than 60 products.:attn:Originally posted by The Architect
Its cheap because it isn't exactly legit...
The only proper way to get OEM software (in this case Maya) is to buy a workstation from some company like BOXX that bundles Maya with their computers. If you buy it separately, you break the EULA and if Autodesk finds out, they'll probaly drag you into court.
Of course, I may be wrong. I never bothered to read Maya's EULA, but that is how OEM licenses generally works, you buy, you get cheaper, you don't buy, then it isn't legit...
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I am babbling nonsense?
Why does every single retailer in my big fat catalog say that they do not sell OEM software without the purchase of a $1,000+ computer?
<sarcasm>I know! They must be all loonies!</sarcasm>
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that is to say, why hasn't it been shut down?
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I know many people buying at oemsoftwaremarket.comOriginally posted by Chirone
two months isn't a long time, and if such a site like this exists and is illegal then why does it exist?
that is to say, why hasn't it been shut down?
The shop works for a long time and reliably.
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Umm... Its The Internets?Originally posted by Chirone
two months isn't a long time, and if such a site like this exists and is illegal then why does it exist?
that is to say, why hasn't it been shut down?
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Actually i'd never buy softwares via internet except than through official manufacturer if it wasn't my friend's advice who bought windows vista through oemsoftwaremarket and was completely satisfied with it. So i bought the same product to finally make software upgrate for my laptop. The second thought i had about that is to find out, isn't it some sort of primitive scam with sending identical corporate serials to all customers, but it's really not. After the purchase i got my personal serial number and i'm having no problems with it. Vista updating just the same as it is with retail version, so u're just not getting beautiful software package and paper for recycling which i don't really need.
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Are plenty of articles on the net warning of this kind of thing, just because it works doesnt make it legal.
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Are we being targeted by subtle advertising here or something?
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This board i found exactly searching for more opinions about oemsoftwaremarket.com, and it's ok to see negative, but i just no like someone writing unfavourable comment not even trying this shop.
And yeah, i stop protecting oem stores, or you will claim me again as "subtle advertiser".
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