Hi, I'm from Russia, I'm very glad that there are people who work and make Maya content, and then almost one bledor, thank you for having people like you!! I 'm really looking forward to new videos from you !!!
That intro gave me goosebumps, I asked ChatGPT to help me write a comment for this video (it is all 100% accurate): Wow, this 3D modeling tutorial is absolutely incredible! I've been searching for a comprehensive guide like this for ages, and I'm so glad I stumbled upon your video. The way you explain each step with such clarity and detail is truly commendable. Your expertise and teaching skills make it so easy for beginners like me to grasp complex concepts and techniques. I've already noticed a significant improvement in my own modeling skills after following along with your tutorials. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and helping aspiring 3D artists like me reach new heights. I can't wait to explore more of your content and continue learning from you. Keep up the fantastic work!
Monica! you are amazing, I study in media design college, I learn Maya from you better than college, thank you for everything, and the attention to detail, and for all the wonderful tips.
The intro was pretty good, defiantly insightful to what the video would be like. Your videos always help me out a lot. I been modeling some goth windows for a Halloween project I'm currently working on so, I can't wait to go home and test out some of these tips. THANK YOU!
Thank you. You are so helpful, clear and concise. A little too fast at times but then you repeat the process again. This is one of my favorite channels. I'm indifferent on ChatGPT for what you used it for.
Amazing tips, some I totally forgot because I didn't use in every project, so thank you😃 Now just a question: since Unreal has the Nanite technology, if I create a window like this do I still need to create the alpha channel to the geometric shapes and do all that thing of highpoly/lowpoly/UVW/baking stuff?
Yes, any type of transparency needs alpha channels. Nanite tech helps render hi poly stuff, but you still need the correct shaders. Thanks for watching!
Imho This is very, very old technique to make a meshes along curves. A lot more easier to work with sweep mesh tool (should be new maya version). It allows you to control profile of mesh, to control whole tube/rope/cable on the go. Just make a curve, select it, and use sweep mesh. It is much more convenient, than extruding the face, and there is no way back. Thanks for your videos, by the way. Wish you all the best! Peace ✌️
I have a question, I have seen few people using a dummy human figure while modeling in maya, I don't know if it is for scaling purpose, but is it helpful with modeling? can we just not rescale our models later to match with human model
Hi there, You can use a dummy human figure to get the correct scale, but this is mostly for other software like Unreal/Unity that use real scale. You can always scale the models up before exporting. :)
Poligon modellemeyi seviyorum ama sanki bu modelleme tipi NURBS modellemeye daha yatkın. Hatta illüstratörden vektör çizip çizgi olarak aktarmak daha mı pratik olur bilemiyorum. O kadar çok teknik varki bazen insan karar veremiyor 😀
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Hi, I'm from Russia, I'm very glad that there are people who work and make Maya content, and then almost one bledor, thank you for having people like you!! I 'm really looking forward to new videos from you !!!
Thank you very much! I appreciate your support. :)
That intro gave me goosebumps, I asked ChatGPT to help me write a comment for this video (it is all 100% accurate):
Wow, this 3D modeling tutorial is absolutely incredible! I've been searching for a comprehensive guide like this for ages, and I'm so glad I stumbled upon your video. The way you explain each step with such clarity and detail is truly commendable. Your expertise and teaching skills make it so easy for beginners like me to grasp complex concepts and techniques. I've already noticed a significant improvement in my own modeling skills after following along with your tutorials. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and helping aspiring 3D artists like me reach new heights. I can't wait to explore more of your content and continue learning from you. Keep up the fantastic work!
I love this comment, Joshua! ChatGPT for the wine! Thanks for sharing!!
Nice tutorial 😃
Glad you liked it!
Monica! you are amazing, I study in media design college, I learn Maya from you better than college, thank you for everything, and the attention to detail, and for all the wonderful tips.
Wow, thank you! Glad they are helpful!
Thankyou for the time you put into making these tutorials, they are vey helpfull
Glad you like them! Thank you for watching!
👏🏼♥️keep up the good work
The intro was pretty good, defiantly insightful to what the video would be like. Your videos always help me out a lot. I been modeling some goth windows for a Halloween project I'm currently working on so, I can't wait to go home and test out some of these tips. THANK YOU!
Thank you. You are so helpful, clear and concise. A little too fast at times but then you repeat the process again. This is one of my favorite channels. I'm indifferent on ChatGPT for what you used it for.
Very very helpful
Hi, it's awesome, thankyou.
Thank You!!
Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching 😀
THANKS FOR THID VIDEO
You are so welcome! Thank you for watching!
I love your work, Monica. I have just started following you on Instagram
Thank you so much for your support!
Amazing tips, some I totally forgot because I didn't use in every project, so thank you😃 Now just a question: since Unreal has the Nanite technology, if I create a window like this do I still need to create the alpha channel to the geometric shapes and do all that thing of highpoly/lowpoly/UVW/baking stuff?
If you want to bake all that detail on a single polygon you'll need that alpha
Yes, any type of transparency needs alpha channels. Nanite tech helps render hi poly stuff, but you still need the correct shaders. Thanks for watching!
How did you manage to pick the face with that curve together?
No matter how hard I tried, I could not.
Select the faces first, and then shift select the curve. That should do it!
Nice content, would be a bit better if you leave the material linked, like the image of the window for example
Imho This is very, very old technique to make a meshes along curves. A lot more easier to work with sweep mesh tool (should be new maya version). It allows you to control profile of mesh, to control whole tube/rope/cable on the go. Just make a curve, select it, and use sweep mesh. It is much more convenient, than extruding the face, and there is no way back.
Thanks for your videos, by the way.
Wish you all the best! Peace ✌️
Mam please solve pink meterial problem tutorial
I have a question, I have seen few people using a dummy human figure while modeling in maya, I don't know if it is for scaling purpose, but is it helpful with modeling? can we just not rescale our models later to match with human model
Hi there, You can use a dummy human figure to get the correct scale, but this is mostly for other software like Unreal/Unity that use real scale. You can always scale the models up before exporting. :)
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What do you think, this can be much easier with sweep tool.😊
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first up! :)
You are so lucky! I'm 2nd but have reported your msg for hate or something so hopefully I'll get your msg removed and I'll be 1st muahaha 😊
You get an award for being first! 🏆 Thanks for the support :)
This is such a funny comment! Here is you being second award. 😊🎖️
Poligon modellemeyi seviyorum ama sanki bu modelleme tipi NURBS modellemeye daha yatkın. Hatta illüstratörden vektör çizip çizgi olarak aktarmak daha mı pratik olur bilemiyorum. O kadar çok teknik varki bazen insan karar veremiyor 😀
How UV Xgen hair and bring it into Substance Painter?
please do a curves nurbs model a dolphin,shark,blue whale
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How can I get your Instagram id to talking 🙏🙏