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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Its not perfect in any way or means. Theres stuff that stands out a mile that will get a revisit when I get a chance.
But for now have it as it is.
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, do you manage later to make new hair? or you will enhance this current hair?I mean will you try to make nHair system with more realistic folicles like real hair? if you manage to, will you tell us how you will do it
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As for explaining it....it was trial and error the first time round, then the second time, I found a nice way to do it on 3d total. Someoneone had made a portrait of Bruce Lee and posted a tutorial of it there with how he did the hair...
As for making it more realistic...it takes time...its certainly not easy, its going to just be down to practice practice practice....
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Color version attached. Did some post on it to make it look old and washed out.
This bit of work is probably over a year old now so I wont be visiting it again for any changes now...gotta move on...
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nice work,Jay
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I believe theres some vids on you tube with the tangled hair...
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