Maya for 3D Printing - Rapid Prototyping
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why?Originally posted by elephantinc
I dont believe that you made that in your first year of 3D....
nice pug by the way hammer - not sure how i missed that - very cool - would love to see the rest of him.
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yeah why? I have a fine art background and i like computers... i figure 3D is maybe 30% buttons and 60% creativity.... perhaps moreOriginally posted by elephantinc
I dont believe that you made that in your first year of 3D....
Cheers Arran, yeah, i'm gonna work on the body soon... I had a total nightmare over Christmas and have lost all of my files and backups. I have another backup but wont be able to get it for a week or two.
I've got another project to be getting on with tho
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man you never believe anyone's first project is their first even if it is.Originally posted by elephantinc
I dont believe that you made that in your first year of 3D....
seriously dude, it's not like you can't make a good looking thing in a few weeks,
take a look back at the 3 way challenge joopson, mayaniac and me did, i did that picture in 5 days, and it was my first organic model
it all comes down to the motivation and time
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that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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although if you compare my first model to some of my later one its alot better (and now i could solve all the problems with it easily)
its kirts dragon (well the head anyway): https://forum.simplymaya.com/showthre...ghlight=dragon
I excpected to get it to look exactly like kirts and it was in the middle of the holidays so i had so much time to tweak it so even though its my first model i think its my best (it has problems but aesthetically i think its great). Although sadly i didnt have history turned on and then saved it after smoothing which meant i never got to uv mapping it
I want to try and model a hyper/photo- realistic model yet i just dont have the time, and the immediate future doesnt look good for time either (exams
)I also have no idea what to model, i find myself just modelling elephants
I may try hard surface modelling....
BTW I love your pug
Oh, and i really have to stop making threads about me.....
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