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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polygonal riddle for you guys.....
Now make anequalateral triangle. Can you do it? Here's how you check to see if you're right: Choose Create>Measure Tools>Distance Tool. Snap to curve (hold down c and drag along edge of object) one locator of the distance tool to one point of the triangle and curve snap the other locator of the distance tool to another point on the triangle. If the distance between those two points is the same for all sides of the triangle, you've done it.
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There are many simple things that seem to be impossible to achieve, but usually have very simplistic answers.
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I also like the idea of every one posting what there favorite tool, or secret weapon is.
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*blah blah blah*
...wait. Whats that button with the cube on it do?
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That'll do donkey... that'll do...
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Well, that's a relief! I was scared that he might come back and prove it was somehow possible... at which point I would have fallen off my seat and passed into a mathematically induced coma.Originally posted by Darkware
Dave is being sarcastic Huxley. lol. You can't make a circle out of lines, therefor making a perfect circle in Maya is impossible, yet he's asking everyone to do it knowing full-well that it can't be done.
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