Learning Maya

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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# 1 14-01-2003 , 07:15 PM

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Ca. how long does it take to learn Maya ??
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# 2 14-01-2003 , 07:19 PM

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its a never ending process... but i would say you could pick up a lot in just a few months if you work hard at it

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# 3 15-01-2003 , 02:40 PM

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you can get the basics down in a few months, thats what i did, you have to work at it tho, and because uve been working so fast in the first few months, when u hit a big problem everything seems so slow, just like with me now user added image

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# 4 16-01-2003 , 08:19 PM

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Bam-0 hang around here the the SM team will show you the way they are so helpfull as for me i am new to maya as well i have used the links that the SM team have posted and sit down to a lot of reading and it a lot user added image

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# 5 16-01-2003 , 09:18 PM

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Of course. I wont go no where user added image

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# 6 22-01-2003 , 12:56 AM

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Moved to maya chat

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