Thanks for the warmth, simply maya family!

# 1 17-09-2004 , 02:29 PM

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Thx a lot guys,

This has been a warm welcome & I will see to it that I do justice to your support & encouragement.

I have been a max user for quite some time & I have been putting aside getting into maya for quite some time.

I wanna be a holistic artist like from concept to visualisation to sketching to painting to CG & effects & feel need a lot of maturity which MAYA has to offer.

I've been scared by the Maya interface but now with the support from u cool guys I am gonna burn the bridges & stick around in the maya world come rain or storm!!

Thanks again & LETS ALL MAKE IT BIG!

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# 2 17-09-2004 , 10:08 PM

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Re: Thanks for the warmth, simply maya family!

Originally posted by winsome
I've been scared by the Maya interface

Originally Posted by

Nothing scared me more than the max interface (except maybe the lightwave interface), but after a few weeks you start to get used to it. I'd never change from Maya though.

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# 3 17-09-2004 , 10:14 PM

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Re: Thanks for the warmth, simply maya family!

Originally posted by winsome
This has been a warm welcome

Originally Posted by

One thing you'l l notice about SM is that unlike cgtalk nobody here cares if your a maya master or complete newbie. The newbies get just as much support and encouragment as the pros and that's something you can't say about most sites on the net.

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# 4 18-09-2004 , 04:13 AM

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Re: Re: Thanks for the warmth, simply maya family!

Originally posted by ckyuk
One thing you'l l notice about SM is that unlike cgtalk nobody here cares if your a maya master or complete newbie. The newbies get just as much support and encouragment as the pros and that's something you can't say about most sites on the net.

Originally Posted by

Well and truely said.

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# 5 18-09-2004 , 10:29 AM

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Winsome

Welcome dude,

I agree with Ckyuk as well, you'll find that this place isn't full of pretentious crap like some other sites, where, 'everyones an expert' so to speak. I love it here!!! Its the best Maya site on the web, you can have a good laugh and get some serious comments and crit too!!
See you on the forums!!!

_J

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