when you need to access a lot of files from a folder down deep on a long path, you can open the place once in the Windows Explorer (hotkey Windows Button + E), and you can actually click on that path that appears on the drop down at the top of that window and copy it, you can paste it directly onto the "file name" field of mostly every single software that uses that kind of interface
Great tutorial, super helpful! Thanks for talking about the different options in the tools/menus.
Thank you for saving me, potentially an afternoon of work fidling with vertices
Very helpful tutorial, thanks a lot! :)
First time i used Splines in over 1 year
when you need to access a lot of files from a folder down deep on a long path, you can open the place once in the Windows Explorer (hotkey Windows Button + E), and you can actually click on that path that appears on the drop down at the top of that window and copy it, you can paste it directly onto the "file name" field of mostly every single software that uses that kind of interface
Amazing tutorials!! Please come back and do more!!! :D
Can you please explain if an animated sweep will have accomplished the same outcome instead of duplication. Thanks for the tutorial.
Very, very good tutorial! Thank you for your time, buddy!
useful thank you ! but with a low poly the convertion doesn't match ... i need to put much density in order to match the nurbs with the polygons
I was wondering, are t-splines still in Maya (still watching the video so I don't know if you covered it yet)
Turn on wire frame on shaded to see how to line up the splines easier.
The side view is the airbus variant of the engine 💀💀💀 anyway nice tutorial. Feels like modeling in Blender with curves!
which one do you like more Kevin 3dsmax or Maya ?
Are you Maya version of Arrimus?
can't use symetry on the created polygon mesh...
please show reference images link