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.
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Yep, me and my computing teacher were talking about how production times/staff size for games have increased since he was a kid and how charming some of the retro games seem now and it ended up with him challenging me to male a retro game as quickly as possible...are you attempting another game?
So I decided to go with retro graphics/sound so I can do it quickly, hoping I can finish by easter. I know pretty much what I'm going to do...
On a slightly related note I managed to solve most of my previous problems, I know know how to get it to work I'm just not sure if that's what I should do. Do you know of anywhere where I can find examples of Iphone apps? The only ones I can find aren't object oriented.
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I don't know of any examples because I already knew how OOP worked when I started and had seen it before in java and C#.
Now that i have a mac of my own i can probably provide some assistance more better than before
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I'm leaning towards the last one but it seems a bit too nondescript.
I guess I have to balance between what looks good and what will catch peoples' eyes
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Thanks for the suggestion, I'll give that a shot tomorrow.May I suggest the server at an angle like #1, a much lighter background like #2 but w/o 1s and 0s and the spider front on like #2.
I did have two more attempts before I came back to this thread though. Really can't decide between the two...
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I gave it a shot, what do you think?May I suggest the server at an angle like #1, a much lighter background like #2 but w/o 1s and 0s and the spider front on like #2.
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To be honest, I really like this icon so I'm going to lay off it for a while so I can come back later and look at it more objectively.
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