Maya 2020 fundamentals - modelling the real world
Get halfway through a model and find it's an unworkable mess? Can't add edge loops where you need them? Can't subdivide a mesh properly? If any of this sounds familiar check this course out.
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Your model is looking nice, how you do such good work in such a short time amazes me. dave
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On the other hand, I've done almost no texturing which means it would take me a long time to texture something that someone else would consider simple. I don't even really know how to uv map yet.
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Should give texturing a shot, your models looks awesome I can just imagine how good they'd be if your texturing was up to date with it.
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I am going to start learning how to texture very soon. I just need to find a good starting book. I bought "Advanced Maya Texturing and Lighting" by Lee Lanier hoping I'd be able to figure it out but it's just too advance for me. The book seems like it requires some basic or intermediate knowledge that I just don't have. I'll be looking for a beginner texturing book.
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Good clean model, i like it.
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Well, looks like I'm back in business. I changed 3 corners of the mirror to instances and now I can render the scene again.
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I'm in the process of designing a new home theater / computer desk layout for my bedroom ( I use computer for dvd player, music, ect on at the moment a 32 inch HD tv, will soon be two 32 inch set up as Dual monitors on the computer )...
I'm modeling it all in maya, to get the visual and see how it will look, But, i am just using primitives to scale, Not actually modeling anything to look aesthetically pleasing.....
Now when i post it on her,e to get opinions and ideas...you'll make mine looks bad
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great work Perfecto as usual , once you learn to texture i think you've arrived ...
Nice and clean meshes with some tricky modeling.
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