Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 1
This course will look at the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. We'll look at what makes a good model in Maya and why objects are modeled in the way they are.
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If you mean can you set up 2 desktop so that each monitor has it's own resolution and refresh rate then the answer is yes.
If you meant something else then.......
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You can work on the close up of your dogs private parts on the 1st monitor while having the view of the complete dog on the second monitor ;-)
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u dont need 10K dude go here https://www.firestormpc.com and see it for urself ull be amazed LOLif you had an extra 10K for this, then wow you lucky dog!!!
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You can use standard MS DualView (which allows you to choose different resolutions and refresh rates for each display), or one of three nView modes: vertical spanning, horizontal spanning and clone (good thing if you want to do presentations).
That's about all there is to it.
I'd like to use DualView if I could, but this option doesn't allow for OpenGL on display #2 - blame Microsoft for that (it's ok - they're used to being blamed).
I mean - the only objection I have is that some apps seem to override certain nView settings (like having windows NOT to span displays), while some other apps NEED to have windows spanning enabled (I just had a hard time with the demo version of Pinnacle Edition 5...don't get me started!).
All that said, working in a dual display environment is still so much better than pushing and pulling all your windows and palettes around on a single monitor.
What can I say - I just love it...
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wow, apart from the monitors... that website was done REALLY nice in flash... in fact once of the best ones I've seen!Originally posted by kornkidpr
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