Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 2
This course will look in the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. It's aimed at people that have some modeling experience in Maya but are having trouble with
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lol, actually I have very little idea what I'm doing. I'm not sure what I'm going to use it for, I'm building it for fun mostly. As for it being connected to the net, I actually think it is unlikely that is going to happen, it probaly won't be fast enough. If you went to link on my first post, that site is about someone else, not me, who built his own computer.
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Yeah, it was kind of lame... :p
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can i have half the cookie?
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Cookies for everyone, yay! :p
Maybe someone should make a suggestion to the moderators about having a smilie handing out a cookie?
(hope no one actually thought I was handing out real cookies, its kinda hard to do that over the net)
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BWAHAHA, if you were then you'd have to send it via air mail :pOriginally posted by The Architect
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it would freeze en route to anywhere... it's cold up there in the luggage compartments of the planes
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lol!Originally posted by Chirone
BWAHAHA, if you were then you'd have to send it via air mail :p
it would freeze en route to anywhere... it's cold up there in the luggage compartments of the planes
mmm... frozen cookie!
Speaking of cookies makes me want some now! :p
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I did check out the link before I made my post. I thought you were going to do the same thing as the guy did in the link.The Architect: Wrote
lol, actually I have very little idea what I'm doing. I'm not sure what I'm going to use it for, I'm building it for fun mostly. As for it being connected to the net, I actually think it is unlikely that is going to happen, it probaly won't be fast enough. If you went to link on my first post, that site is about someone else, not me, who built his own computer.
But anyway, good luck on your project. I hope everything goes well for you.
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Originally posted by THX1138
I did check out the link before I made my post. I thought you were going to do the same thing as the guy did in the link.
But anyway, good luck on your project. I hope everything goes well for you.
Nah, mine one will probaly be too slow. His is 16-bit, mine is going to be 64-bit, which means that there will be more chips, more space, more wires and ultimately, more distance between the all the compoenents, therefore slowing down the MHz. In fact, if the thing gets too big, it might be clocked under 1 MHz! :p
And thanks for wishing me luck, I think I'm gonna need it.
Update: I got my 4-bit adder chips today and found out I ordered two times more than I need... Turns out that 64 divided by 4 is not 32! :p
Started soldering too and in five hours, I got 18 wires done! Only took so long becuase I connected the wires incorrectly three times. :headbang:
Only 250+ wires left... At this rate (18 a day) it will take a fortnight...
I want Acid's pet monkey to be trained in the art of soldering so he can help me with this... :p
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good luck with this anyways, you should put it in wip and post some pics
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