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Integrating 3D models with photography

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# 1 01-06-2011 , 07:15 PM

Simply Maya OG
Join Date: Dec 2002

Location: Queensbury NY, US A

Posts: 1,438

So I've done a few of the tutorials on here (been here since 2002, and am JUST now doing some actual tutorials...I guess that's what not using Maya for 5-6 years does to ya...lol), and I noticed they move along rather quickly. For example, the snow/rain tutorial Dave (I think it was Dave...?) redid. When following along, it was hard to keep up with what was being done. I had to pause it quite a few times. I'm just thinking maybe it would be more useful for the new people who've barely opened Maya before, if it was slower? Or am I just that slow of a person? hah

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# 2 01-06-2011 , 07:40 PM

SM Tea Boy
Join Date: Apr 2002

Location: Prague

Posts: 3,228

The snow and rain tutorials are probably some of the fasted paced ones on the site. So a bit of work is required to go through them. 90% of the stuff here is slower paced but then everything is going to require a pause every now and then while you sit there scratching your head. If your new to Maya.

Hey if it was easy everyone would be great at it user added image

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