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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What was the final poly count of this guy
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Heres a more heroic pose. The poly count is 2918 faces.
the drill is 1121 faces and the body and head is 1229 polys.
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When are we gonna see more of your model?
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sorry some guy - i'm afraid i had to drop out - i was having a hard time getting started and I also wanted to make a start on my website.
nice start on your textures mate - I am impressed at how close to your original concept you have managed to make this.
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Whoops, see ive been keeping up to date!Originally posted by arran
no - mike said that it was ok to add textures in the guidelines thread.
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I really like the cartoon style. Are you planning to model an enviroment for him?
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