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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thats great.
I had pictured him in a mini skert though.. LOL..
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AS model itself as I already said it looks fantastic! What a cool idea!
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Brilliant work!
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Thanks for the crit everyone. Started working on the textures, starting to get the look. Keep on singing the song "Too Sexy" in my head as I am doing this
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ummmm.... don't foget to stick in a few hundred $$ bills....
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LOL
great work
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Great work with both the model and texture.
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hahhahhahhaaa...
thats great...
but I would like to be able to see again so I can work on my model. can't get the visual out of my head..
I think I seen one of thoughs wight spheres twitch.
brilent work !
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Got the stage together, it's going to look something like this (still tweaking); Sorry about the quality, but my jpgs are looking really crappy lately??
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