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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I've done some mild skin texturing and bumpmap, but I notice now, that the eye's need some work (not the eyeballs). which means that I have to redo the UV mapping.....and that.....sux.
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But I agree with mc-fleury, you need to learn about edgel loops. There was this great thing by Steven Stahlberg explaining edge loops and what they do and how they apply to a model... here it is!
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Ya beat me to it!! Doh!!
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Cheers to both of ya'll P.S. Checked out your site, Jay, and it is tight! Some of your work, especially the 2d art section, looks amazing!!!
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But I made the hair out of poly for the first time (I usually use fur). And generelly tweaked the shape of the whole head alot. Reworked bump and textures, although they are not done.
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its grey n should b black maybes.
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