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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nice work brian, can we see some wires? or wire on shaded
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sure you can - it is in the rules to present random wireframe shots :pOriginally posted by Nem
oh id so love to know how these models are made!
nice work brian, can we see some wires? or wire on shaded
but we need for brian to deliver
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Nope Laurie.Originally posted by LauriePriest
All looks nurbs to me.. bi rail tool ?
Brian´s an extremely efficient SUBD´s modeller.
Vehicle looks cool mate, I´d say make some more stuff into it to make it look more extreme-conditions taking. I´ve got faith in this one anyway, as we all know what Brian works into his models. He has what I like to think of as personal style.
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looks gr8
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oh, dont read what adl wrote wrong. only because brian is very good at subd does not mean he is not as good or even better in nurbs and patch modelingOriginally posted by LauriePriest
.. hes very good at subd's then .....
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Thanks alot for all of the encouragement. It helps out tremendously... I drove 1/2 hr to my parrents house just now so I could check simplymaya. and write back to you guys. Thanks alot. Yep.. It will be very stylized. Alot differnt than a normal car... It is Sub D's. I used to allways use Nurbs Untill about a month or two when I first tried out SubD's. SO that is what I am using now... Unitil SOmething better comes along... lol Here is an update, it is the low poly version and I was just starting to modify it... Still tons of detail and work I need to do but its a start... WHat do you think so far? THanks again for all of your comments. I have been working on this and The AT TE project all weekend, witch is why my progress wasn't very fast these last few days... Emo, you lived on ST. Louis? How long? Where are you at now? THanks again for all of your comments guys, I am going to go visit my Girlfriend, and try to get back on this later on tonight. Have a good weekend, I will talk to you guys on Mon,
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sorry, still need to post the image...
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Anyway make sure you put the top of it at the water line (the higher the snorkel, the deeper it can go...)
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