LinkedIn Learning an Autodesk Authorized Publisher and leading online learning company, has partnered with Autodesk to bring you tutorials for Maya These video tutorials take you step-by-step through some of the key features and workflows in Maya. Learn how to use the new Tension Deformer in Maya In this video, you'll see how to precisely deform a mesh, and then how to control and manipulate the deformation.
This node uses Maya's bullet physics to create dynamic simulations. In this video, you'll discover how to set up a simple physical dynamic simulation using the new Dynamics node. Create Dash scripts, a new feature in Maya that allows you to script directly in the Maya channel box and have the command affect one or more objects. In this video, you'll also see how to randomly position objects and create arrays. Use the Outliner in Maya to view and interact with objects and other scene assets.
Learn how to select, navigate, and display your objects in the Outliner, and then refine the view using text-based wildcard searches. Learn about the various types of standard polygonal objects in Maya and then create your own box, sphere, torus, cylinder, and other types of objects. You'll also discover ways to adjust the details before and after creation.
Learn to use background reference images as a modeling aid within Maya. In this video, you'll see how to model without selecting the reference and how to accurately position the geometry in the model against the reference.
Before the lesson To make sure that Maya appears and operates as it does in the lessons, set Maya to default preferences. Learn the correct names for each section of the Maya Interface. Note: This tutorial assumes you have Arnold renderer in your Maya installation Arnold is included by default when installing Maya.
If you do not have Arnold installed you can add it by choosing "Modify" or "Repair" on your Maya installation in computer settings.
Track - Hold the Alt Windows or Option Mac middle-click drag the mouse to pan the camera up, down, or sideways relative to the camera's perspective. Making the cone Switch to the Poly Modeling shelf. Click the Polygon Cone button on the Poly Modeling shelf.
Note: Four View gives you a front, side, and top view, alongside the perspective view. Objects can only be moved in two dimensions on the non-perspective views, making them useful for precise editing. Note: Naming objects is very important when making scenes with lots of different objects. You can see the names of, and individually select all your objects in the Outliner. All objects now display as wireframes. This is useful for seeing through objects. Adding detail By now you should have a good understanding about how to move and manipulate primitive objects.
You'll need to modify the elements that make up these primitives to give them more convincing detail. Scene Management.
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