Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 2
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banana with maya
How can i do a banana in maya? i mean the form.
I tried to do this from a cylinder, but i didn't worked
So, if someone can help me with this it will be great [with pics it will be awesome]
thnx :attn:
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Re: banana with maya
there are lots of ways to model a banana, one way would be to create a nurbs sphere and push and pul the verts until you get the desired lookOriginally posted by lenazh
hello, i'm new here and in the all maya business..
How can i do a banana in maya? i mean the form.
I tried to do this from a cylinder, but i didn't worked
So, if someone can help me with this it will be great [with pics it will be awesome]
thnx :attn:
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Re: Re: banana with maya
Originally posted by jali
there are lots of ways to model a banana, one way would be to create a nurbs sphere and push and pul the verts until you get the desired look
this is the best i could do, and i don't think that it looks like banana
maybe someone bored and can help me in msn ?:blush:
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But I guess that you should do some beginner modeling tutorials for polygon or nurbs, make them and you can make a banana before you know it.
Best of luck!
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what do you mean basics? a banana is very basic....i think...Originally posted by deadjackal
for sure u have to start from basics
i don't think that making a ball or a square is the basic that you mean....
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can't find any beginner tutorials....do you have some ? :bow:Originally posted by Weyu
Isnt there one sort of bananas that is completely straight like that?
But I guess that you should do some beginner modeling tutorials for polygon or nurbs, make them and you can make a banana before you know it.
Best of luck!
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Maybe flatten the thinner end and then bend it a bit with a non liniar bend. Sorted
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i think it's pretty good...
but how i make it look like a real banana [ you know, like a yellow one ] ?
and how i render it in maya 8.5?
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how i do it?Originally posted by arran
yeah - that's looking much better. before you can texture it you need to lay out the UVs - i might try automatic mapping...then you take it into photoshop to paint.
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I found the 2 following links after a mere 10 minutes search there not about banannas, but quite informative nonetheless
https://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/tutorials.html
https://www.3dtotal.com/tutorials/
Buying a dvd and/or book is also recommendable, but for the time being i think you have enough with the free tutorials on the internet.
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https://www.ramyhanna.com/texturing/p...utorial01.html
hope it helps.
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i even don't have 'Modeling mode' there
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