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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u did a good job by giving him nice ref. images........
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you should do what GecT showed you in her second post
in the view port panel click Shading > Wireframe on Shaded (so that the little tick is next to it)
and make sure you're in a shaded mode (hit 5 on your keyboard)
then take a screen shot (like you did in your 11th post)
as for the model it looks a lot better, the frame for the back of the chair looks a lot better
notice how in the reference images GecT showed you the slates (i have no idea what they are called, but they are the flat stick things on the inside of the frame of the back of the chair) at the back of the chair are slanted and how the slates on the back of your chair are perfectly straight up? Also the slates aren't in a straight line on the chair. you may or may not want to do the same as whats in the pictures, just a suggestion, it's up to you
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O i thought i was suppose to render them out. How do i take screenies?Originally posted by GecT
Yeah those were screenies, never once did I hit the render key.
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if you're using windows hit the print screen button and paste the screen shot into a painting program
if you're using mac cmd + shift + 4 or 3
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Originally posted by Chirone
you did it before in an earlier post
if you're using windows hit the print screen button and paste the screen shot into a painting program
if you're using mac cmd + shift + 4 or 3
Thx i appreciate all the help u and the others are giving me, and just to let ya know i havnt been updating recently just been very busy trying to register for my classes ( i waited to long now there none lol) and other stuff. But I will begin updating sunday.
P.s i didnt want to make 2 post so i just put everything in this 1, just incase anyone was wondering
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This is the chair leg im tryna to make
https://img338.imageshack.us/img338/4051/img0386k.jpg
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and here the real pic of the bottom i made
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Snapshot
https://img134.imageshack.us/img134/7...derversion.jpg
Texture ( that i want on the chair)
https://img90.imageshack.us/img90/125...thumblarge.jpg
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