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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21-10-2007
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control points
in the simply maya santa tut i cant deform his hat like the tutors. this is because although i have the same amount of isopalms on the hat, there are far to may control points. its really bugging me. anyway to keep the no of isopalms and lower the control points? take a look at the file
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control point problems
now i cant deform the hat at all for some reason. any more ideas? i would send you the file so you can work on it if you like and see exactly what i mean, but i cant send maya files or can i?
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*Maya sometimes does things that make perfect sense code wise, but are not what the user intended to make and are impossible to understand... If your hat gets too messy try building it over again.
Benny
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