UV Map Anything in 5 Minutes with Maya
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- Опубликовано: 14 июл 2024
- This tutorial takes you through the process of Unwrapping UVs in Maya 2020. This is a quick introduction that focuses on using 5 key steps to unwrap nearly any model in 3D.
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Software used in Tutorial: Maya 2020
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Table of Contents
0:00 Introduction
0:44 Setting up the workspace in Maya
1:32 5 Key Steps to Unwrapping any 3D model
3:35 Apply Key Steps to Hammer
7:42 Timelapse of Unwrapping the rest of the assets
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For those not getting similar results make sure before you start unwrapping, that you "freeze transformations" and "delete history by type" for the object(s) you are going to work with.
thank you so much man, i was getting frustract
@@sullimafrax i was in the same boat. spent hours stuck on that.
Where can I freeze the transformation
Top menu, go to Modify>Freeze Transformations
@@OnMars3D thanks
After literally crying from not figuring this out, you made it just look so easy and so nice. Thank you so much for explaining this concisely
You're welcome, so glad this helped you figure out UV Mapping!
That was the first time someone on RUclips actually managed to explain it right and show us the most important steps. Thanks a bunch!
Happy to help!
Dude this is probably the most helpful Maya video I have ever seen about UV unwrapping. You explained it so simply and executed the process in what felt like mere seconds compared to all these other confusing ways.
Glad it helped!
This is by far the easiest explanation regarding setting out your UVs, very easy to understand and simple.
The key is how visual he teaches all of this, deleting the default UV and then make it like the camera is such a great idea, then separating the cute like visually “uncapping” the hammer also helped, it’s like breaking down into pieces!
I know I'm commenting two years later, but WOW thank you for making a simple and to the point video about unwrapping! You are a huge help!
What a great way to go about it. Your method is so simple and so effective, I never thought of doing a camera based UVs first and then just slicing up pieces
Doing a game design course right now with a week of crunch before hand-in and UV mapping was killing me.... thank you!
Happy to help!
This did help me quite a bit I did not use the exact technique you are doing but I had no idea the camera based button existed and I’ve been taking 3D classes for 2 years!
Loved it... A lot simpler than I thought
Best tutorial on UVs that I've ever seen... you make it simple, thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Your tutorial is very clear and easy to understand. Thanks a lot! Very helpful!
Glad to hear it, always happy to help!
Thank you, I will use this to teach my students. It simplifies it so much :)
Recently stumbled onto your channel and I’m hooked. You have some the best and most easily absorbable content on this subject 🙌
Awesome, thank you!
Thats what we expect from a tutorial!! Good job, pal✌
Happy to help!
I appreciate how there’s no ads, thanks.
Omg this helps a ton! I need to do this for class and everyone said it’s super complicated but you broke it down so well thank you!
Glad to hear it!
Short and sweet, just how I like em! Thanks.
Glad you found it helpful!
You're getting a like, a subscribe and a comment for the algorithm. These are the kind of videos I need. Simple, straight to the point, easy to understand. No faffing around. Love it. Thank you.
Thank you! So clear and straight foward!
Absolutely fantastic, thank you!
this was so much more helpful than anything my professors were showing/sending me. I was in tears before I found this video.
Wow, after trying to understand uvs for so long and failing you made it so simple . Thank you very much
Glad to hear that!
I owe you my life - This is the only tutorial that made me understand, thank you SO MUCH!
Really happy to hear that, glad I could help!
good work king, love you
Make it simple at its finest. Huge thanks man.
Awesome. I will give this a shot. I am doing a 3D modelling course and I didn't fully understand how this worked. They showed me taking uv using cylindrical and planar maping. Never showed this method or fully explain why we map. I thought you have to use cylindrical or planar maping to get UV's. Your tutorials explained everything clearly
thank you so much this tutorial is so easy to understand compared to some others, i appreciate it so much :)
So glad you found this helpful!
a very straightforward tutorial! thank you :)
Always glad to help!
Perfect Tutorial for Maya Unwrapping.
This really helped! Thanks for saving my homework and explaining this in a way that feels like it stuck!
Very straight foreward and super helpful thanks man!
No problem, glad it helped!
great tute! cheers bro for the great help!
Man, this explanation is saving my project, thanks
Cool tutorial, made perfect sense to me, thanks very much.
thank you so much for this! the workflow in the end helps a lot too, figuring out which uvs to straighthen and which to separate!
Great to hear!
This tutorial is awesome ! you saved me lots of time and headaches. appreciate it very much 🤠
Great to hear!
Totally just had to leave a comment. You literally saved my life 😅 I couldn't figure out why some parts of my UV mapping went missing, and my model wouldn't print right on the 3D printer. Didn't even realise that was relevant to the printer until the print gave me an error halfway through. I watched like 3 other UV mapping videos that did not answer my question and your video showed me how to fix it in 3 clicks. Thank you so much for the tutorial!! 🫡 👊
Happy to hear that, I've always taught UVs like this and never found a similar video on RUclips. Glad it's helping so many people like you :)
Thank you so much for your help!!
Thank you for the video, this was very helpful
No problem, glad you enjoyed it!
I tought I understood how to cut UV's until I saw your video, outstanding explanation!
Thats very easy man im Professional Modelor but i had never come with these path and coz of this i took interest from now on unwrapping...thanks man ..u deserve everything
Glad I could help!
Thankyou so much.... None could teach better than this on youtube, as much as i could find out. You helped me alot for my exams as i was a little confused on uv's and couldn't understand much on 3d due to this covid. Online teaching sucks of our university, but i could see you as a helping hand.
Thanks again :)
Appreciate it, really happy I could be of some help!
thank you for helping me speed run my assignment
Best UV tutorial
thanks for this awesome tutorial!
Glad it was helpful!
WOW!!! ❤ Pure genius simplicity ❤
Thank you!!
Thanks, I'll be referencing this video again in the future. UV mapping is taking some time to get use to 😫
Happy to help!
Best tutorial ever. Thanks!!!
You're welcome!
you just saved my life! thanksss
Took me awhile to figure this out, but after watching ur video a few times, it finally clicked and i was able to do good UV's. Thank you!
Glad I could help!
This video was perfect for what I was doing. I didn't realize who it was when I clicked it, but then I recognized your voice! Thanks for the great channel!
Thank you, glad to help!
This video has taught me more about unwrapping than my college professor... thank you, going to try this out and hopefully it works for me.
Happy to help!
wow i was always scared to do uv unwraping till this day now u made it look alot easier for me
Glad I could help!
That's a really good tutorial.
Thank you soo much this SAVED Me
Thank you so much for kind tutorial🙏
My pleasure 😊
thanks man, clear and perfect
jeez this was the most simplistic thing to follow thank you!
Glad it helped!
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Thank you so much. It's very useful for me
Such a good tutorial, gj.
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Happy to help! I'm guilty of lecturing for too long, especially if I'm excited about the subject but sometimes, breaking it down into simpler concepts is the better way to go.
I was lost and you showed me the way TKS!
Glad you found this helpful!
Good tutorial. You got a new subscriber!
Thanks for the sub!
I watched a ton of videos and didn't understand much, you made it all clear.
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thank you for making this straight forward and to the point tutorial, very easy to follow and helpful especially for a maya noob like me haha
Happy to help!
This is a useful advanced method simplified. I'll try it when we UV Map our Lego Models for our finals in class. Right now, we're using basic projections with "Planar" and "Unwrap" revisions as we practice with cereal boxes.
Also, really hope I can figure out how to do the same in Blender since you just explained how to approach a complex concept in such a quick time frame
I plan to cover Blender tutorials in the future, stay tuned!
thank you very very much for this tutorial !
No problem, glad to help!
Fantastic explanation
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Thank you ..
great tutorial
Thx a lot! It was short and helpful!
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very well explained...!!!
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Great video, very helpful
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You made it wayy easy...ty👍
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Thank you!!
Thank you. The method I've been going at it was way more tedious and slow and still more messy at times. And involved a lot of stitching at points. Hopefully this will be a bit quicker and simpler.
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I'm going to show my college tutors your content! It's a art in gaming level 3 course and I think this will really help the class
Really glad to hear that, this is why I have this channel, for anyone to learn!
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Most welcome!
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Thanks, this is a life-saver)
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amazing your video, i was doing uv with Bonus tool uv editing and some uv's i get well others mm regular, i tried this method over a group of flat and wide ribbons around a medieval weapon and the results is really better, thank you a lot, you should make tutorials about Uv map over different objects,complicated and organic geometries, it would be a really help to everyone
I've released a good handful of UV mapping tutorials. Glad you found them helpful!
Thanks so much!! My skill listening English is not my best point but you speak greatful and with a bit of patient. It is easy to understand you!! :D
I'm really happy to hear that, glad you found this helpful!
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I love and have been using both Blender and Maya for quite a long time now, except I never gave Maya a fair chance when it came to UV Mapping. Let's see how this goes. Eager to learn. Thanks for creating the educational content! Much appreciated.
Glad I could help!