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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(im getting an expert at fixing out of control vertices but still keep getting new ones)
Iv followed a few tutorials already and no luck..mikes tutorial on his lookalike character was the first (very good too) but his model is in different parts so would not necessarily have the same kinda results, as mine is one whole mesh...i did use the same settings to try it out though...but my results are always the same...iv tried holding weights on the joints..although i read not reccomended to hold more than two at a time as you go.
Either im missing something or just a little dumb at grasping the fundermentals of this tool.
Thankyou for taking an interest Ice i really appreciated it and as soon as i post this ill get on to that tutorial and reply with any results..
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mikes tutorial on his lookalike character was the first (very good too) but his model is in different parts so would not necessarily have the same kinda results, as mine is one whole mesh...i did use the same settings to try it out though...but my results are always the same.
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...im staying away from it awhile and doing some rigid binds just for the enjoyment of getting stuff to work lol...like mechs n stuff.
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um.. care to elaborate(making a mech).Originally posted by Chipper
...and doing some rigid binds just for the enjoyment of getting stuff to work lol...like mechs n stuff.
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