wasnt there a option where you can mirror the location of the vertices from the middle. In one of the Tutorial chapters you did that with a circle you created on a surface. so you create the detail on the left side and the copy the locations of it and past it to the other side. but they need the same amount of vertices. thank you for the Tips helps alot with the workflow m gonna try that out 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
you can use conform with selected vertex i don't know is there this option also in maya and you can conform from normal vertex or by view i use 3ds max and thank for this tutorial
With shrinkwrap, I've noticed it does not like it if you have a hard edge being wrapped to another hard edge nearly. So for instance, take a circle, extrude it upwards and inwards so that between your two circles, you have a 35 degree angle or so. When you wrap your base mesh to your guide mesh, the formerly "flat" edge loops that make up the top and bottom of the circle deform. The shape stays the same, but shrinkwrap moves the verts so even if the ring of edges making up your top and bottom circle are perfectly flat and overlap perfectly with the guide mesh, when you use shrinkwrap, those edge rows now jitter. Is there a fix for this kind of issue? Or is shrinkwrap for surface deformations only suitable when the object you're working on does not contain hard edges?
Hi! I've noticed from your past videos that you switched from Cinema 4D to Maya for modelling. Is Maya better than Cinema 4D when it comes to modelling?
i've tried this in maya and it seems to work well - th-cam.com/video/3rlMzsBWtPY/w-d-xo.html this workflow works well in maya - you just can't use the 1, 2, 3 subd method. you have to use the SMOOTH GEOMETRY function and turn that up a bit. THEN you shrink wrap. you'll still be able to edit the attributes of the smooth modifier to jump down if you need to but since it shrink wrapped your higher geometry count, you're smooooooooooth. and you can continue to extrude to add bevels going inward and such but after you've applied the shrink wrap otherwise they'd get pasted to the reference mesh. AND you have to make sure not to delete history!
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This technique works with subobject level as well, so no need to detach objects. Just select faces/verts or edges and conform.
OMG this is what i need right now. sir, you're the best ❤
I bought your maya tutorial that is very great hard surface tutorial.
thank you and hope you make more complex hard surface tutorial.
Thanks for making these tutorials these are helpful. 👨💻👍🏻
generlly to fix cylinder deformation you need to add more subdiv and coform from an other cylinder with high subdiv for 2 methode i use bend modifier
This is super useful!
very nice tut thanks a lot
wasnt there a option where you can mirror the location of the vertices from the middle. In one of the Tutorial chapters you did that with a circle you created on a surface.
so you create the detail on the left side and the copy the locations of it and past it to the other side.
but they need the same amount of vertices.
thank you for the Tips helps alot with the workflow m gonna try that out 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yes, you mean Symmetrize. This was just a quick demonstration of this approach.
you can use conform with selected vertex i don't know is there this option also in maya and you can conform from normal vertex or by view i use 3ds max and thank for this tutorial
Thank you @Elementza
With shrinkwrap, I've noticed it does not like it if you have a hard edge being wrapped to another hard edge nearly. So for instance, take a circle, extrude it upwards and inwards so that between your two circles, you have a 35 degree angle or so. When you wrap your base mesh to your guide mesh, the formerly "flat" edge loops that make up the top and bottom of the circle deform. The shape stays the same, but shrinkwrap moves the verts so even if the ring of edges making up your top and bottom circle are perfectly flat and overlap perfectly with the guide mesh, when you use shrinkwrap, those edge rows now jitter.
Is there a fix for this kind of issue? Or is shrinkwrap for surface deformations only suitable when the object you're working on does not contain hard edges?
why did u switch from c4d to max?
thank you this video is realy helpful
Thank you so much, This helps me a lot. Your explanation is very clear !!
your button size is very small. How can you do that?
By getting a 4K monitor.
great
Hi! I've noticed from your past videos that you switched from Cinema 4D to Maya for modelling. Is Maya better than Cinema 4D when it comes to modelling?
Yes. Maya, Max, Modo, Blender, all are better than C4d when it comes to modelling.
If you know the marking menus in Maya you can boost work your modeling so fast and enjoying it in the same time 💯
I cant afford your course but this help alot
Orrr u just delete one half and copy it and type in -1 for x scale
i've tried this in maya and it seems to work well - th-cam.com/video/3rlMzsBWtPY/w-d-xo.html
this workflow works well in maya - you just can't use the 1, 2, 3 subd method. you have to use the SMOOTH GEOMETRY function and turn that up a bit. THEN you shrink wrap. you'll still be able to edit the attributes of the smooth modifier to jump down if you need to but since it shrink wrapped your higher geometry count, you're smooooooooooth. and you can continue to extrude to add bevels going inward and such but after you've applied the shrink wrap otherwise they'd get pasted to the reference mesh.
AND you have to make sure not to delete history!
Thanks. Another trick is to use a blinn material. XD.
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