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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mirek03 your a legend!....
looks like the aussies have taken over this thread...LOL
Lets actually make a vegemite jar in MAYA...
mirek03..it looks like your vegemite was next to a mixing desk..are you a muso too?
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everyone on this site is an artist so i imagine we all have similar dysfunctional behavior (as written in stone by our differing cultures and governments). I would guess most of us are over sensitive at times, and this is how i handle that, by considering EVERYTHING other than music simply a hobby.
are you a muso too? i imagine so or you wouldn't ask, what do you play?
a 3D vegemite Jar?? I propose a challenge, ; THE THREE D VEGEMITE JAR, umm, i think the aussies have the advantage here lol
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And for you information i am not really a city slicker
I lived on a farm for a few years (Two to be exact).Granted there were no animals and it has now turned into a winery but it was still a farm.
Edit: Just tasted some vegemite then. It isnt as bad as i remember it was
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ok your on, vegemite at ten paces.
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some guy ..if i was on a farm and turned winery i dont think i would be too upset lol
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Mirek: Workin on it now...
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I tried marmite, not sure if that's anything like vegimite, but it was disgusting
Do you like korean food? Has kim chi burned a hole in your throat yet?
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But its in my blood I guess..(the music that is!) Ive tried to get away from it (yes its true..Burned out a bit) but it keeps comin back...I'm lucky to have found a kick arse band over here in Korea...we seemed to have taken the place by storm....just me and three american boys tearin it up...........Took a while to get used to playin with the yanks ..(no offence to the americans..hehe) and we will be going to the states early next year...But i know what you mean about this community...all crazy artist minds..so its very cool.
mirek, you gotta a site where i can here some of your stuff? 40 years?? man thats awsome....a true muso..rock on bro..
you can also check my bands website HERE
farbtopf : yeah it took me about a year to get used to Kimchi!!! haha...spicy stuff there mate...but i eat it almost everyday now...I really do love there food here now..there bbq beef is friggin awesome..But i still cant believe how hot the chicks are here
...will be sad to leave.anyway, loving this site and community...Maya is a great place for me to kick back from the loudness of rock and enter the quite artist place in my mind.....
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I'm using cubase, little time to write songs these days but only sounds capes, 'feel' rather than songs, trying to draw emotion with sound, trying to use primal sound to create a response,eg, the sound of a heavy thumping rhythm could remind the mind of danger via primal memory, you know the heavy fall of T-Rex's feet as they hit the ground in a rhythm that the cellular memory might remember. I;m serious if you think i am joking, i am not. so mainly mate that is (at the moment) what i do (though i did leave school at 15 to join a rock band so i know what you mean, i was in many more after that, no time now) .., and a meltdown destroyed what songs i did do (for my mother) because i tend to ditch everything as simply sketches which is something i have been told NOT to do lol). we'll keep in touch on this. sounds like your kicking arse there mate. my wife is in Japan and i had thought about going there to teach English when i get my degree and checking out the anime, the lifestyle and making some sort of movie there, and starting a band because i imagine the western boys would have an advantage in Asia. i was in a band in Bali, but Bali being Bali they couldn't pay us cash so they paid us in booze ?? so yes, they liver??poor soul.
great web site you have, looking very cool my friend, looks like a great bunch to work with. watch that liver.
I still get lessons because i believe one can never stop learning. I also need it to keep my mind focused in this area as all else i am doing revolves around it. It is my main area of interest
As for the Vegemite, haven't started that yet, but will. I am in the middle of the war in Bosnia at the moment with a Dalmatian and a girl in a red coat, one helped the other survive. (its a script)
anyway, vegemite at ten paces.
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I had no idea so many of you were from all over the globe!
Anyway, what I don't get is that Kraft apparently makes Vegemite. WHY don't they sell it in the USA? To this day, I've never tried it. How does it taste? :-)
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new youk new york, i'd love to see that.
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