Probably the best one that I have seen, good help on patches and how they fit together, trouble shooting etc...
shows you how to use the patch technique for modeling a dragon, although it dosnt take you through the process, just the outline of the belly region, but fairly handy...
Also how to add more detail and to keep the contours flowing nice.. the guy seems to really know his stuff.
The vid is well presented and clear in both visuals and sound.
Im not sure how much this video is, but probably worth around $50-$70 is what I would pay...any more then that then would seem a little over the top.
But yeah a good vid.... but saying that, our taste may be totally different so dont blame me if ya hate it
I dont think this would suit begineers either as some things are a little "taken for granted"
Unfortunately, $50+ is a little much for me. I haven't seen any of the A/W vids or dvds, yet, but I really like the Gnomon ones. I was lucky enough to get a couple of free copies while I worked as a teacher, cuz they're pretty expensive, too...
Yeah, I would definitely recomend the vids and dvds you can get at www.thegnomonworkshop.com. They're still expensive, in my opinion, (between $60-80 ea.) but they're a bit more reasonable, I think. I've got Dynamics I, II, and III as well as Deformers II and III.
If I had the money, I'd definitely get them all, as the Gnomon instructors are very easy to follow. I suppose they're what I aspire my site's tutorials being one day.
Anyone tried to sign-up to the Gnomon Online? There plenty of movie tutorials there. I've been able to watch only the freebie movies since the system keeps rejecting my credit card for some (unknown) reason. I've been trying to resolve this by email and by phone without any luck
I know a few guys who have access to the gnomon site who dont really like it. They said they expected maybe a couple of walkthrough tutorials but there are none... all models and scenes are already set up and there is just the instructors talking through the scene..
they dont even give you the scene file to practise on..
but... i may be wrong, so please correct me if this is the case
I must admit that the vip tutorials are getting a little more advanced now, the tie fighter tutorial is a nice simple one, but the stitching / and the rigging of the mech that will ntake place will be good stuff
I found the organic modeling is quite good but its for advance user.....the rest is just so so... yes only a instructor talking all the time "kept on talking and talking" its quite boring sometime and it put me to sleep sometime.....theres no file support too.... Actually i intend to purchase the DVD tutorial from alias ..but damn the price tag is not that friendly...damn $129.00 thats its expensive........ Lucky I come across this VIP section ....WHAT CAN I SAY MORE...it really teach quite a number stuff using maya to model...I use to get stuck and lost using MAYA ......but I hope my skill will exceed and improve in future staying in this forum....... :banana:
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