Cartoon-Style Still Life Modeling with Maya
Rename and merge
A course by Albert Valls Punsich , 3D Artist
Joined November 2015
About the video: Rename and merge
Overview
“In this lesson we will make a brief final review of the construction of our cartoon models and I will teach you how to leave the assets well renamed, combined and grouped for production. Good organization in the outliner as well as in the elements themselves and in the Maya file is important. We will also see some basic concepts to use the " clean-up " tool within the program.”
In this video lesson Albert Valls Punsich addresses the topic: Rename and merge, which is part of the Domestika online course: Cartoon-Style Still Life Modeling with Maya. Learn the basic techniques to model and build cartoon-style 3D props.
Partial transcription of the video
“COMBINE AND RENAME We already have the assets modeled, we have finished the artistic part, now it's time to start the technical part. We have to clean our Mesh as the Maya file. Let's start by regrouping and renaming the elements. Let's see it. The first thing you have to do, and very important, is rename and combine your elements that we have been modeling based on a logical way. At first, Maya objects have her name. Let's first organize the combinations a bit. I am going to combine, for example, these three into a single element. Shift + right button, Merge. Then also the nails in a singl...”
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Course summary for: Cartoon-Style Still Life Modeling with Maya
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3D, 3D Design, 3D Modeling
Albert Valls Punsich
A course by Albert Valls Punsich
From a very young age, Albert Valls was very interested in cinema and art, devouring films, books, manga, and comics all the time. This led him to dream that one day he could create those fantastic worlds he enjoyed so much. Following his passion, he studied Audiovisual and Multimedia Art, and then entered the digital world of 3D, becoming a 3D generalist.
Specializing in modeling and scenario creation for VFX, animation, and television, he has worked both nationally and internationally for several studios. Among which stands out his work in Framestore for big productions such as Avengers: Infinity War, Thor: Ragnarok, and Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald.
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