Introduction to Maya - Modeling Fundamentals Vol 1
This course will look at the fundamentals of modeling in Maya with an emphasis on creating good topology. We'll look at what makes a good model in Maya and why objects are modeled in the way they are.
# 1 29-10-2007 , 05:27 AM
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What does it mean again, when a section is highlighted in green?

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# 2 29-10-2007 , 02:15 PM
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I think it is a constraint, but am not entirely sure

# 3 29-10-2007 , 02:26 PM
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It looks like they're keyed, but I might be wrong. Did you hit "s" when you had the object selected?

# 4 29-10-2007 , 02:34 PM
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It happens when you have more than one input to an objects attribute or attributes.

eg...

Parent constrain a controller curve to an object and the objects translate, rotate and scale attributes will highlight blue to show that they have a constraint input. Now if you set a key on any of the attributes on that object (not the controller) they will highlight green (showing a second controlling input).

I hope that makes sense.

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# 5 01-11-2007 , 04:28 AM
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Yeah i finally realised why it was green ...

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