This video is absolutely CRAZY. It's seriously impressive how your teaching skills can explain someone to go from creating simple cube objects to fully lighting and rendering a scene in roughly 25 minutes. You've made my university's animation class a lot simpler
@@GameDevAcademy Maya can do things in video clips or pictures of porn stars like talking to each other or kissing each other. Or shooting someone else?
the way you inject subtle comedy into your tutorials is what really sets you apart from other content creators on TH-cam, Easy to follow and entertaining to listen to, everything a good teacher needs to be. :)
especially Maya tutorials. I find that there is a big difference in the mood and feel of videos for Maya and things like Blender or Marmoset or Painter and so on. Maya's videos tend to be dryer. I think these differences are because either people are trying to be more or less professional or its just the type of people who use each program. Blender's videos tends to a bit more lighthearted. Marmoset seems more lighthearted than Substance Painter. Like you said, I enjoyed this guy's humorous approach. profenalprofenal
Seriously. I think many times teachers forget that they already know how everything works, so they forget to break their instruction down to the simplest step/idea. It's like they're afraid of insulting people's intelligence but fail to realize that the reality is that 99% of people who are learning this stuff won't actually get insulted. This stuff is complicated but a good teacher makes it uncomplicated.
I was trying to follow along with the tutorial that came with the MAYA software itself and I was so lost. This helped IMMENSELY. All the buttons are so much less daunting when you know what most of them do!
That was the most encouraging and exciting Maya tutorial I have ever seen. Nothing was too intimidating, and your pacing is perfect. Thank you for inspiring me and my wife to dive into Maya. We're very excited to follow all of your Maya tutorials. Please keep them coming!
for those of you who are use to blender or are just confused as to why maya uses weird words, tumble is actually rotation, tracking is actually panning and dolly is actually zooming.
Dude, I started modeling with inventor and just got Maya today. I've tried to use blender before but all the tutorials were way too complex, Maya was my last attempt at finding a new software and somehow you make this complicated interface look so easy and simple. Thank you so much.
For anyone having trouble with the beveling at 05:41, you might have made some accidental extrusion with a thickness of 0. It doesn't change how the mesh looks but breaks the topology for beveling. Deleting any unwanted extrusion in the channel box fixed it for me.
I was a blender user, till i joined my college, i had to learn maya, but I was a beginner to 3D, the first video I searched and found was this one, took me 2 days just to finish this properly, now 1 year later, I work as a 3D Artist at a company, couldn't have done it without this tutorial, thanks a lot, After learning this tutorial, i went to several many, with different college projects, then i found the youtube Mario(elementza), all uphill from there. But cant forget where you came from. THANKS AGAIN!.
Thanks, I always watch these beginner videos because sometimes even though you are an experienced user, sometimes you might actually learn something basic that you either learned once and forgot or never knew and there is almost always something in that category.
Dude, I'm trying to transition from Max to Maya and this was such a wonderful break down of the basics. Such a great starting point for an old schooler like myself.
This is the video which I was searching for in TH-cam about Maya.......after watching few videos I watched it and I am genuinely benefitted and impressed by your teaching skills and the way you make everything understand in less time.......thank you very much for this video ❤
This is awesome!!! I want to study Maya and i downloader and start it, and i see that i don't absoulutely what to do, and a watch this video and my first emotion that maya is more diffuculty to start if you don't have an 3d experience at all, but when i watch this video 80% of my questions about how to do on Maya is closed. Highly recomend this video if you don't have a real practice and not to much long guide about how to start 3d in Maya - this is the gamechanger for me. Actually 3 year ago i want to start 3d in Maya and want to watch some Russian 3d channel about that and speaker make bunch of lessons more than hour what in this video makes in 20 minutes. Mind blowing!!!
This video is such a huge help. Every now and then, I watch this to refresh my mind whenever I get stuck in MAYA. I was surprised with the technique used in the chair, I'll be applying what I've learned to my future outputs. Thank you, and keep up the good work. I'll be looking forward to watching your future content.
Just started blender and now I see your THIS INTO THIS and its exactly what I need. Cute and low poly. And it somehow reminds me of the editing in Unity already.
Thanks for giving us this tutorial. I'll be studying this 3D modeling for my college, and it was required for me to learn some basics. We can use this in architecture, interior designing or for animation and the explanations was very neat. I've been struggling how to use this application to be honest since it was very complicated at first. Thanks for tutorial. ❤
This is such a good intro. Having something tangible at the end is encouraging. You worked out the lesson so people are constantly creating while learning, instead of having to digest a ton upfront. So good!
Thanks Peter. I put a lot of time into creating my courses to make sure that they're engaging and that the learning curve is never too steep. I'm glad this has worked for you. My 4 and a half hour Maya course is even better
Sir, I need to tell you that I love your videos which fill with tips and tricks which make learners curious to know more...I respect you, I love you, hope you are happy and healthy...
Omg ily I didn’t understand anything my teacher thought me, but your video made so much sense and made everything so easy and clear.. THANK YOU SO MUCH
As a illu major who only uses photoshop and adobe this was such a amazing video! i've always wanted to use maya but was too scared too because of the interface! this is so helpful and quick to the point! i'm saving this to come back too!
...And the winner in the category of concrete, clear, concise, impressive, well-explained video tutorials is.... "I Can Teach You Maya 2023 in 20 MINUTES! | Beginner Tutorial". THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the time, effort and dedication in making this video and making it publicly available. A new subscriber!!!!! ------------------------------------- ...Y el ganador en la categoría de video-tutoriales concretos, claros, concisos, impresionante, bien explicados, es.... "I Can Teach You Maya 2023 in 20 MINUTES! | Beginner Tutorial". MUCHAS GRACIAS por el tiempo, esfuerzo y dedicación en realizar este video y dejarlo a disposición pública. Un nuevo suscriptor!!!!!
Hi I am looking to use Maya for both educational work and my own creative pursuits. This is the first tutorial for Maya that I found incredibly helpful and engaging! How you present in your energetic manner kept me attentive to the whole thing and complete it without falling asleep. Thank you!
damn, what an excellent tutorial. I've used maya before, but only ever created basic models, not full rooms like this. This video really did help a lot, and I learnt more from this than the 7 months of school I had attended to learn this stuff. I know the tutorial is a little old at this point, but I'm also still using Maya 2022 (for stability reasons), so that doesn't matter so much. Plus very little has actually changed. Keep up the good work!
This was SOOOOO helpful! I like how simple you kept it. I was able to get caught up a lot faster to where I need to be in my school modeling class right now. I really appreciate the great tutorial. And it was fun the way you added extra little MEME pics:)
Great Tutorial, easy to follow... You should include in the beginning how to setup and create your project with the correct folder structure so that everything is organised.
This video is amazing for how it covers the basics of Maya along with having funny moments that go along very nicely while teaching the material. You make this really easy and simple to follow along with and having impressive skills that go from creating a simple cube to this nice work environment. As this was really helpful for me going into Blender for the first time. Thank you Game Dev Academy.
very nice and encouraging tutorial, it helped me a lot in gaining confidence as a complete beginner. please consider making more maya tutorials in the future.
Subscribed to your channel as I really liked the way you explain things. Keeping it simple and concise with the ocasional meme and joke makes it very interesting to watch! Gratz!
I absolutely enjoyed this tutorial. I wasn't actually considering learning Maya but this video changed my mind! Shout out to this talented teacher I'm definitely looking forward to more tutorials from this channel in the future! Keep it up 🔥
To anyone else that had the problem of objects randomly turning green. select the green object, then right click into the menu and go all the way to the bottom where it says "Assign Existing material" then select lambert. Then boom, no more green.
I'm currently using Maya in my Animation program, and my modelling professor is big on cleanup. From what I've been able to grasp on the concept so far, it doesn't look like you did any cleanup once you combined all the pieces you used to make some of the objects. What's your opinion on the importance of cleanup? I personally feel like, for something like this, where you're just creating a scene for viewing purposes, cleanup wouldn't be necessary, but he thinks it should always be done. I don't enjoy the cleanup part haha.
Thank you for the video, I know this is not a recent video but can you please show me how to align the floor boards with the base. I realize they don't align when I move the board to have a proper view
So I prefer blender, when I am done with this class I will be returning to blender. This is easily the clearest and most efficient tutorial I've found for this program though. Thanks a bunch for making it!
@@GameDevAcademy I'm a college student and my professor is requiring Maya specifically with no option for alternatives. It's neat to learn other programs, but I'm going to be spending this semester re-learning the workflow for things I can already do in Blender.
You can do it too! Just do what I do. If you find this one tricky, I have another Maya tutorial that goes slower - find the link in this video's description.
This is great tutorial, step by step but not taking too long time. It's easy to understand. I'm looking for any tutorial about modeling sword, axe or guns on Maya 2023. Will you make somthing like that in coming days?
Hi I am a bit stuck on how to move the floor boards so that they are fully aligned with the base please? It all keeps shifting together. Am only just getting the hang of the various views.
Hi i am trying to move the floor boards to be fully aligned with the base but it all keeps moving as one object? what can i do to stop that happening please and keep the shapes seperate? Reply
23:03 tell me how to turn back the lighting as we created after some extra work .. here on 23:03 i started editing extra books as per uh told but after that i dont know how to turn back everything to normal with the lights and all the cameras ..
For SOme reason, my camera points facing the room when i see it in the moving object tool and not facing towards the outside like yours....and no amount of roatating ive done fixes it :( @22:18
This video is absolutely CRAZY. It's seriously impressive how your teaching skills can explain someone to go from creating simple cube objects to fully lighting and rendering a scene in roughly 25 minutes. You've made my university's animation class a lot simpler
I'm really glad I could help you out dude
Ayo I’m also in uni doing animation
I am a beginner of modelling can I use blender
@@GameDevAcademy You are a great teacher
You can even learn programming languages with you
@@GameDevAcademy Maya can do things in video clips or pictures of porn stars like talking to each other or kissing each other.
Or shooting someone else?
the way you inject subtle comedy into your tutorials is what really sets you apart from other content creators on TH-cam, Easy to follow and entertaining to listen to, everything a good teacher needs to be. :)
Thanks dude. The humour is for me really. I get bored easily!
especially Maya tutorials. I find that there is a big difference in the mood and feel of videos for Maya and things like Blender or Marmoset or Painter and so on. Maya's videos tend to be dryer. I think these differences are because either people are trying to be more or less professional or its just the type of people who use each program. Blender's videos tends to a bit more lighthearted. Marmoset seems more lighthearted than Substance Painter. Like you said, I enjoyed this guy's humorous approach. profenalprofenal
Holy hell. This is extremely concise and manages to teach what my school fails to in 20 minutes instead of somehow stretching it to a week.
I'm a very good teacher 😉
this 20 minute video was more helpful than than my lecturer explaining theses same thing for about 4 hours..... thank you so much
Seriously. I think many times teachers forget that they already know how everything works, so they forget to break their instruction down to the simplest step/idea. It's like they're afraid of insulting people's intelligence but fail to realize that the reality is that 99% of people who are learning this stuff won't actually get insulted. This stuff is complicated but a good teacher makes it uncomplicated.
I was trying to follow along with the tutorial that came with the MAYA software itself and I was so lost. This helped IMMENSELY. All the buttons are so much less daunting when you know what most of them do!
That was the most encouraging and exciting Maya tutorial I have ever seen. Nothing was too intimidating, and your pacing is perfect. Thank you for inspiring me and my wife to dive into Maya. We're very excited to follow all of your Maya tutorials. Please keep them coming!
That's how wo do things here at Game Dev Academy! I hope you and your wife enjoy getting to grips with Maya!
same
www.youtube.com/@Stylizedostudio
This is freaking gold. Like Blender Guru's Donut level gold. Thank you sir for explaining everything so well. Saved my life.
You are most welcome. I do also have a more in depth tutorial if you want to continue learning
for those of you who are use to blender or are just confused as to why maya uses weird words, tumble is actually rotation, tracking is actually panning and dolly is actually zooming.
Dude, I started modeling with inventor and just got Maya today. I've tried to use blender before but all the tutorials were way too complex, Maya was my last attempt at finding a new software and somehow you make this complicated interface look so easy and simple. Thank you so much.
You should try my other Maya tutorial. It's much better than this one.
For anyone having trouble with the beveling at 05:41, you might have made some accidental extrusion with a thickness of 0. It doesn't change how the mesh looks but breaks the topology for beveling. Deleting any unwanted extrusion in the channel box fixed it for me.
This lession is so incredible and explains a lot of things just for 20 minutes. The best lesson ive ever seen
Dude if you think this is good you should check out my full 4 and a half hour tutorial - I really went to town on that one!
@@GameDevAcademy yes, I've seen this video in recommendations. I just preparing myself for this hot stuff. 👍👌
I was a blender user, till i joined my college, i had to learn maya, but I was a beginner to 3D, the first video I searched and found was this one, took me 2 days just to finish this properly, now 1 year later, I work as a 3D Artist at a company, couldn't have done it without this tutorial, thanks a lot, After learning this tutorial, i went to several many, with different college projects, then i found the youtube Mario(elementza), all uphill from there. But cant forget where you came from. THANKS AGAIN!.
Thanks, I always watch these beginner videos because sometimes even though you are an experienced user, sometimes you might actually learn something basic that you either learned once and forgot or never knew and there is almost always something in that category.
I am a Computer Engineering student. This video taught me more than my teacher. Thank you :)
Dude, I'm trying to transition from Max to Maya and this was such a wonderful break down of the basics. Such a great starting point for an old schooler like myself.
Glad I could help you out Marv
This is the video which I was searching for in TH-cam about Maya.......after watching few videos I watched it and I am genuinely benefitted and impressed by your teaching skills and the way you make everything understand in less time.......thank you very much for this video ❤
This is awesome!!! I want to study Maya and i downloader and start it, and i see that i don't absoulutely what to do, and a watch this video and my first emotion that maya is more diffuculty to start if you don't have an 3d experience at all, but when i watch this video 80% of my questions about how to do on Maya is closed. Highly recomend this video if you don't have a real practice and not to much long guide about how to start 3d in Maya - this is the gamechanger for me. Actually 3 year ago i want to start 3d in Maya and want to watch some Russian 3d channel about that and speaker make bunch of lessons more than hour what in this video makes in 20 minutes. Mind blowing!!!
This video is such a huge help. Every now and then, I watch this to refresh my mind whenever I get stuck in MAYA. I was surprised with the technique used in the chair, I'll be applying what I've learned to my future outputs. Thank you, and keep up the good work. I'll be looking forward to watching your future content.
This video has helped me so much. You explained everything better than my teachers. THANK YOU!!!
Just started blender and now I see your THIS INTO THIS and its exactly what I need. Cute and low poly. And it somehow reminds me of the editing in Unity already.
Hope you enjoy it!
@@GameDevAcademyI did! Great video indeed!
Thanks From the bottom of my Heart ❤
Honestly once explained it's fairly intuitive. Thank you for breaking it down so nicely for us newbies! Can't wait to play with the full version
Thanks for giving us this tutorial. I'll be studying this 3D modeling for my college, and it was required for me to learn some basics. We can use this in architecture, interior designing or for animation and the explanations was very neat. I've been struggling how to use this application to be honest since it was very complicated at first. Thanks for tutorial. ❤
god bless you. One of the best Maya teachers I've ever listened to. Simple, neat and effective. So talented.
Thank you! 😃
Omg this is so good this is the first time im having fun while following a maya tutorial. Thank you so much!!!
Who says learning can't be fun, right?
This is such a good intro. Having something tangible at the end is encouraging. You worked out the lesson so people are constantly creating while learning, instead of having to digest a ton upfront. So good!
Thanks Peter. I put a lot of time into creating my courses to make sure that they're engaging and that the learning curve is never too steep. I'm glad this has worked for you.
My 4 and a half hour Maya course is even better
reminder 9:40 project room (also great video just started 3d)
Sir, I need to tell you that I love your videos which fill with tips and tricks which make learners curious to know more...I respect you, I love you, hope you are happy and healthy...
What a cute comment lol. God bless you. We need more positive people like you.
This was amazingggggg i learned so much!! So stoked to try more of it now!!
Omg ily I didn’t understand anything my teacher thought me, but your video made so much sense and made everything so easy and clear.. THANK YOU SO MUCH
Not all teachers are created equal 😉
Literally the best tutorial. Engaging and educational thank you so much!
You're welcome Jessica. Please share this video with anyone else that you think might find it useful.
Amazingly done as always Shane! You made me fall in love with Maya! 👏❤️
Thanks dude. I'm pretty happy with this one.
As a illu major who only uses photoshop and adobe this was such a amazing video! i've always wanted to use maya but was too scared too because of the interface! this is so helpful and quick to the point! i'm saving this to come back too!
I seriously learn this in my class for 2 days... this guy makes me understand in 20 mins🤯🤯🤯
Not everyone is lucky enough to have me as their teacher
...And the winner in the category of concrete, clear, concise, impressive, well-explained video tutorials is.... "I Can Teach You Maya 2023 in 20 MINUTES! | Beginner Tutorial".
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the time, effort and dedication in making this video and making it publicly available. A new subscriber!!!!!
-------------------------------------
...Y el ganador en la categoría de video-tutoriales concretos, claros, concisos, impresionante, bien explicados, es.... "I Can Teach You Maya 2023 in 20 MINUTES! | Beginner Tutorial".
MUCHAS GRACIAS por el tiempo, esfuerzo y dedicación en realizar este video y dejarlo a disposición pública. Un nuevo suscriptor!!!!!
Thanks for this comment. I really liked it. I'm glad you liked the video
you're a great teacher, love the simplicity, with details! subbed!
This actually helped me a lot with some of the stuff I didn't know about Maya
I am very glad to hear that.
You made everything really easy to understand!
I learned a lot, thank you so much for this!! :D
You're welcome. Thanks for the kind comment.
It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.
Hi I am looking to use Maya for both educational work and my own creative pursuits. This is the first tutorial for Maya that I found incredibly helpful and engaging! How you present in your energetic manner kept me attentive to the whole thing and complete it without falling asleep. Thank you!
My man, this is the most effective beginner tutorial I have ever seen
Kudos
Glad it helped!
you are a life saver
thank you so much for the easy and useful tutorial all love and support
damn, what an excellent tutorial. I've used maya before, but only ever created basic models, not full rooms like this. This video really did help a lot, and I learnt more from this than the 7 months of school I had attended to learn this stuff. I know the tutorial is a little old at this point, but I'm also still using Maya 2022 (for stability reasons), so that doesn't matter so much. Plus very little has actually changed.
Keep up the good work!
it is the best video to switch from blender to maya
Thanks!
great tutorial, I'm learning maya after learning blender and this is a whole new dimension for me.
This was SOOOOO helpful! I like how simple you kept it. I was able to get caught up a lot faster to where I need to be in my school modeling class right now. I really appreciate the great tutorial. And it was fun the way you added extra little MEME pics:)
I also have a more detailed tutorial you can follow if you're looking to get caught up
thank you maaan !! this is the most fun and helpful video about Maya I've seen.
You're welcome. I am glad you like my approach
This software is so sick. I wasn't sure what to expect but this video was great
Great Tutorial, easy to follow... You should include in the beginning how to setup and create your project with the correct folder structure so that everything is organised.
The project set up is included in my longer Maya tutorial but I left it put of this one to keep it shorter.
This video is amazing for how it covers the basics of Maya along with having funny moments that go along very nicely while teaching the material. You make this really easy and simple to follow along with and having impressive skills that go from creating a simple cube to this nice work environment. As this was really helpful for me going into Blender for the first time. Thank you Game Dev Academy.
You're very welcome. Thanks for leaving such a kind comment.
This is a well detailed and explained video for Maya teaching. I am extremely impressed.
Thanks so much
very nice and encouraging tutorial, it helped me a lot in gaining confidence as a complete beginner. please consider making more maya tutorials in the future.
it is amazing. i chosen you are my teacher for everything maya. thank you
Gracias bro, me sirve muchisimo para un trabajo de la universidad 10/10 💪🏾
the best and easy to follow! thank you
Subscribed to your channel as I really liked the way you explain things. Keeping it simple and concise with the ocasional meme and joke makes it very interesting to watch! Gratz!
Thanks and welcome
I absolutely enjoyed this tutorial. I wasn't actually considering learning Maya but this video changed my mind! Shout out to this talented teacher I'm definitely looking forward to more tutorials from this channel in the future! Keep it up 🔥
Thanks dude
Thank you! Please keep posting and sharing . I’ve learned so much
Great Tutorial Concise And To the point
Having used blender before, this was exactly my paste
Love how easy you make it feel! Lovely lesson really enjoyed it!
11:47 Whenever I try and bevel the cube/rug on its selected edges it doesn't turn into how yours turned out to be. Could there be any reason why?
Are you bevelling the correct edges?
Absolutely wonderful tutorial! Love your sense of humor and thank you so much for the great instruction 😊
Thanks dude. I'm glad you liked the tutorial :)
You are a legend.
To anyone else that had the problem of objects randomly turning green. select the green object, then right click into the menu and go all the way to the bottom where it says "Assign Existing material" then select lambert. Then boom, no more green.
Good one. I'm a C4D user and it is a very good start.
I'm currently using Maya in my Animation program, and my modelling professor is big on cleanup. From what I've been able to grasp on the concept so far, it doesn't look like you did any cleanup once you combined all the pieces you used to make some of the objects. What's your opinion on the importance of cleanup? I personally feel like, for something like this, where you're just creating a scene for viewing purposes, cleanup wouldn't be necessary, but he thinks it should always be done. I don't enjoy the cleanup part haha.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience with us. God bless you .
Loved the pace of your video, very practical and very useful for a Nooob like me
thank you sooo much bro, wish you the best
Thanks dude
You are saving my brain from mush and my grades from sinking. Thank you so so much
I'm glad I could help you out dude.
That was intense bruh, thanks so much. How did you move the book while in the hypershade? didn't see that option.
You can switch between the move, rotate and scale tools using keyboard shortcuts (w, e and r)
Thank you, it helped but i had a little bit of problems. Good Tutorial
Thank you for the video, I know this is not a recent video but can you please show me how to align the floor boards with the base. I realize they don't align when I move the board to have a proper view
Ima download it thanks for sharing!!
You made it so easy for me✨🌼thenks sir✨🌼
Great , teach everything so beautifully 🎉🎉❤
Despite using the same scale for the floor mine ended up being massive. 10/10 would make massive room again
now it is time to start my semester project (we are already 7 weeks in 3 more to go)
So I prefer blender, when I am done with this class I will be returning to blender. This is easily the clearest and most efficient tutorial I've found for this program though. Thanks a bunch for making it!
I'm glad you like it. I'm just curious though - if you're all about Blender why are you learning Maya?
@@GameDevAcademy I'm a college student and my professor is requiring Maya specifically with no option for alternatives. It's neat to learn other programs, but I'm going to be spending this semester re-learning the workflow for things I can already do in Blender.
You make it look so easy
You can do it too! Just do what I do. If you find this one tricky, I have another Maya tutorial that goes slower - find the link in this video's description.
@@GameDevAcademy hope you other videos like this too, but more on curves
Bro! it's Amazing You solved my problem! Thanks!!!
Awesome. Glad I could help :)
This is amazing tutorial, thanks ❤❤❤
Glad you like it!
amazing tutorial 🤍🤍🤍
Hey! Thanks so much for this video!
It worked! Tank you sir.
This is great tutorial, step by step but not taking too long time. It's easy to understand. I'm looking for any tutorial about modeling sword, axe or guns on Maya 2023. Will you make somthing like that in coming days?
Great tutorial! Super easy to understand!
I love your videos, so helpful! Thank you
🔥tutorial, thanks!
yo bro, really thankya. Big respect
While using the cut tool the cut is shown only on one direction . I can't see the cut behind the object.
What can I do.
Hi I am a bit stuck on how to move the floor boards so that they are fully aligned with the base please? It all keeps shifting together. Am only just getting the hang of the various views.
Guys its CORNER EDGES not EDGES at 11:44
Thank you so much! It work!
More of this please.
Hi i am trying to move the floor boards to be fully aligned with the base but it all keeps moving as one object? what can i do to stop that happening please and keep the shapes seperate?
Reply
So clear and nice!
Thank you dear sir, very helpful video.
23:03 tell me how to turn back the lighting as we created after some extra work .. here on 23:03 i started editing extra books as per uh told but after that i dont know how to turn back everything to normal with the lights and all the cameras ..
For SOme reason, my camera points facing the room when i see it in the moving object tool and not facing towards the outside like yours....and no amount of roatating ive done fixes it :( @22:18