There are, of course, a nearly infinite number of styles in which to build a hand. In this course, we will concentrate on a hand that can go with a more realistic character. We抣l start by talking a little about the proportions and anatomy of hands. Then we抣l go over tools and methods for creating base geometry with topology that will help in sculpting and animating. Then we抣l take the mesh into Mudbox and begin sculpting high-resolution details such as skin wrinkles, knuckles, and skin textures. Finally, we抣l take our geometry and maps out of Mudbox and back into Maya. Once you抳e completed this course, you抣l have a much better idea of how to go about building hands for your characters and how to create the detail you need in a useable state.
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In a time of economic dismay when voters might have gone for smart, business-savvy and caring centrist women from outside the mudbox of politics,
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Seems to run Maya, Zbrush, Mudbox, etc. pretty well on my MacPro. But then again I am just a working pro in the FX and animation industry what do I know. |
Actually if school teach mudbox ,studio project no need to teach rigging and texturing , because it's like easier to pose/texture with it
Having to uninstall Autodesk suite from a few computers - seeing the program 'MudBox' makes me giggle - every time.
Jacq de suggested modeling separate in Maya . But the mudbox lecturer say go up to level 7 = 8million poly and sculpt out
@ Did you try MudBox for texturing?
@ totally agree with you (Mudbox seems more logical to me)