still: My first one

[gmask]

Check out some of the tutorials at www.boris3d.de :cool:

[off-center]

well there are tons of tutorials for beginners on the alias site, check them out, and for the model, the head started out nice, but give it some more definition, and the body need more details, but hey, it's your first one, just keep on modelling and you will get better with time.

[Emberghost]

Kepp workin at it, it will get easier and easier as you go. Just keep at it and study other peoples mesh's and tutorials and you will do fine :thumbsup:

[Archertech]

thanx for the comment about the head i made..lol
i think thats the only thing that seriously looks like something
i wanna go to VFS so bad!!..but to pricy..

[Archertech]

Originally posted by Emberghost
Kepp workin at it, it will get easier and easier as you go. Just keep at it and study other peoples mesh's and tutorials and you will do fine :thumbsup:

thanx, i'll do my best.
so many buttons in maya thats driving me kinda "insane" haha..
i wanted to know which kind of tutorials/things i "have" to know in Maya if i want to be a cg film maker?

[exerion]

I love seeing peoples first 3D images!

Thanks for sharing.

WOOT 3D IS FUN! :D

[Marsel Khadiyev]

I wouldn't settle with Maya for modeling, I'd try out Cinema4d and 3dsmax as well.

Centennial college's base digital media program isn't that good, their extended (expensive) program is excellent though.

Try out Seneca's DMA program, its not bad.

Have you just started modeling? And if so have you started with NURBS/Sub-d? I find it personally that working with Sub-d in Max is much easier and faster than doing the same in Maya. Using both programs on daily basis at work, it shows how much better Max's modeling workflow is compared to Maya (although Maya is way better for animation).

So try different things, keep posting your work, and yeah, you'll definitely will get better every day!

[Archertech]

Originally posted by Marsel Khadiyev
I wouldn't settle with Maya for modeling, I'd try out Cinema4d and 3dsmax as well.

Centennial college's base digital media program isn't that good, their extended (expensive) program is excellent though.

Try out Seneca's DMA program, its not bad.

Have you just started modeling? And if so have you started with NURBS/Sub-d? I find it personally that working with Sub-d in Max is much easier and faster than doing the same in Maya. Using both programs on daily basis at work, it shows how much better Max's modeling workflow is compared to Maya (although Maya is way better for animation).

So try different things, keep posting your work, and yeah, you'll definitely will get better every day!

Thanx
are you talking about this one? http://www.thecentre.centennialcollege.ca/animation/index.html
i think VFS 3d animation& visual effects program is a little better tho..

and yeah i know..i just started maya using nurbs(that pic is just pure nurbs)....and gonna take some classes for Max within next week for so but i think i should focus on Maya more ..^^

[mehdianim]

not bad still needs lots of work. But i like where it's going

[Massoud]

i agree with mehdi :thumbsup:

[Archertech]

Thanx
any ideas what should i learn to improve?

[Archertech]

no one has any thoughts on what should i learn to improve?

[gmask]

Originally posted by Archertech
no one has any thoughts on what should i learn to improve?

I would suggest focusing on modelling with polys.

[Archertech]

thanx
anymore?

[mattlajoie]

Originally posted by Marsel Khadiyev


Centennial college's base digital media program isn't that good, their extended (expensive) program is excellent though.





--I will be taking the 8 mnth Digital Animation Course at Centennial College In June 2004 , is this the good course that you are talking about?

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