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Autodesk Maya 2013 Tutorial – Character Modeling – Mustache, Hat Part 9
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I go over how to create the mustache, the hat and start the hair geometry.
Here’s a list of useful shortcuts used in maya.
W- move
E- rotate
R- scale
G- repeat last command
q – exit tool
b- soft selection
shift + . – grow selection
alt + b – change background color
f – fit to selection
ctrl + a – open attribute editor/channel box
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11 responses to “Autodesk Maya 2013 Tutorial – Character Modeling – Mustache, Hat Part 9”
I'm surprised he spent all that time on the eyes when they're barely gonna be seen
Thank you for your Tutorials. I love them. You are really Professional in 3D Designer.
It's just hard not to get it on video. But I guess I'll learn alot by doing it myself actually.
You can make a long beard just like I did the mustache. You could also use transparency maps for that, but you will have to look for videos on that ( most important thing is having good normals for a good render). For a different hat all I can say is use the tools and techniques you have learned until now and go for it whichever way you think works.
Also how would I make the hat different. I would like the hat to be something like a blue night hat standing up in the air.
What if I want a full beard like Gandalf's just not that long, going down to the neck. I'm making an intro for an youtuber and I'm making a blue midget that's why I got alot of trouble with your tutorials though. 😀
I am still debating whether to make a rigging tutorial. I feel there are enough rigging tutorials here on youtube and elsewhere.
How does one rig & create poses (as prior mentioned by you)
Kindly a TUTORIAL SHALL BE HELPFUL!
– Thanks in advance 😉
learning a lot thanks
thanks for the video! this really helps when it comes to developing a workflow and creating unique characters for pretty much anything!!
Amazing thank you so much for sharing!