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# 1 07-09-2009 , 11:58 AM

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A quick play I had this morning.Got me a little more experience just using standard and pinch brushes, adjusting brush sizes, focal shift, using mask, and the transpose tool. Started from just a rectangular L shape from maya, so kinda pleased with it on that front, though its obviously not great by most standards.

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# 2 07-09-2009 , 07:43 PM

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not bad for a first try
needs a lot of work still though
It looks to undefined at the moment

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Yoda post;
https://forum.simplymaya.com/showthre...highlight=yoda

Indiana Jones Post;
https://srv01.simply3dworld.com/showt...threadid=29188

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# 3 07-09-2009 , 11:36 PM

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undefined? It's not really for anything. I got hold of a tutorial the other day from Gnomon, the guy was making a soldier for a game. I was quite surprised how he was taking the most basic shapes out of maya and making them into finished products. I hadnt really seen that method before. I mean, i know the idea is to add detail, but if i was going to make a boot in z brush, I would spend alot more time making something that more resembled a boot in maya first. But this way was literally just a square L shape. I find the pinch brush difficult to get right. But I was pleased with some of the creases. His had a seperate sole which made the bottom of the boot look better. Just got a little more comfortable with working in z brush, rotating and moving, using the alt/shift/cntrl key more comfortably...intuitively. baby steps

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