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 am useless when it comes to code or hyperlinking so please be gental in the explanation
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I know that if you use imageshack as a host for your images they give you a link to a thumbnail that you click on and will enlarge it in another window to whatever size you uploaded it at.Originally posted by jsprogg
Thinking of how to post my finals pics and I want to know how do you go about posting a thumbnail image and linking it to a remote larger image which would be located on my site so that when it is clicked it takes you to it?
I am useless when it comes to code or hyperlinking so please be gental in the explanation
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just kidding with you, but that does seem to be the complaint
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My cpu temp almost halved because of this and I highly recomend you consider this as an option.
Mike a rock and a hard place comes to mind
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Solution....a one month and a half long challenge.Originally posted by mtmckinley:
one month challenges are too short and two month challenges are too long haha just kidding with you, but that does seem to be the complaint
I will look at some crossflow fans and see what works best for my case. Thanks for the help!Originally posted by jsprogg:
THX I suffered a lot at one time with overheating issues, I tried all sorts of cpu fans and case fans ect but the best thing that really sorted my issue was a crossflow fan which I got when I changed my case to a CM stacker.
My cpu temp almost halved because of this and I highly recomend you consider this as an option.
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